Injung Kim

Injung Kim is a PhD candidate in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Pittsburgh's School of Computing and Information. She is a US Permanent Resident with expertise in privacy, security, IoT, and cloud computing. Her research bridges theoretical and applied domains, focusing on smart cities, network resilience, and kernel-level anti-hacking systems.

• Education: PhD (CS, Pitt), MS (CS, Columbia), MS (Computer and Communications Engineering, POSTECH), B.S. (CS, SSWU)
• Teaching: CS0007 instructor, TA for operating systems, cloud computing, and algorithm courses
• Work: Program Manager Intern (Microsoft), Senior Program Manager (Korea Telecom), Research Engineer (AhnLab), Intern (Oracle/Sun Microsystems)
• Patents: 4 Korea patents in cloud billing, virtual desktops, and personal storage systems

Her publications span smart campus privacy, bike-sharing analytics, and IoT cloud integration. Awards include the 2018 SCI Poster Competition People's Choice Award and multiple scholarships.