Junseok Oh
Researcher
Now Software Engineer, Search Ads · Google
Now Research Assistant, Personal Robots group (multimodal models, social intelligence) · MIT Media Lab
Junseok Oh has been a software engineer at Google since March 2026, working on Search Ads. Before that he was a software engineer in Hewlett Packard Enterprise's networking AIOps team, using agentic AI to help customers troubleshoot networks. Since February 2025 he has also been a research assistant in the MIT Media Lab's Personal Robots group, working on multimodal models. He studied data science at the University of Pennsylvania (MSE) and computer science at Purdue, and did research on single-cell RNA data at Stanford and on Salmonella sensing at Purdue, where he is an author of a 2025 IEEE Sensors Journal paper. He is not the physicist of the same name.
Path
Current
Google2026 – presentSoftware Engineer, Search Ads- MIMIT Media Lab2025 – presentResearch Assistant, Personal Robots group (multimodal models, social intelligence)
Previous
- HPHewlett Packard Enterprise2023 – 2026Software Engineer, AIOps (HPE Networking); data science intern in 2023
- SCStanford Cardiovascular Institute2024Student researcher, single-cell RNA sequencing data
Purdue University2022 – 2023Research Assistant, School of Mechanical Engineering
Selected work
- Smartphone-Integrated Optomechanical Dual-Mode Instrument for Salmonella Typhimurium Detection ↗
A smartphone-linked instrument that pairs optical and quartz-crystal sensing to detect Salmonella for food safety.
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