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- course: M.S. in Information Science
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institution: Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST)
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year: 2026
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- course: Systems Innovation Engineering
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institution: NIT, Nara College
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## Profile
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My research focuses on refactoring and test quality assurance, specifically the impact analysis of refactoring to improve software quality and test efficiency. I am actively analyzing refactoring techniques applied to test code to enhance test quality. Additionally, I am involved in multiple international collaborative research projects, working closely with researchers from universities in the Netherlands, China, and Canada.<br>
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I also have hands-on experience as a QA Engineer, specializing in test quality assurance and test automation. Motivated by a desire to solve challenges discovered in real-world development and to contribute to the overall quality of software in society, I have decided to pursue a Ph.D.
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I am a first-year PhD student in software engineering. My research interests include software testing, refactoring, bug prediction, and Agentic Software Engineering, with the goal of improving software quality and development efficiency.
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In particular, I focus on empirical analysis of how refactoring affects test code quality and maintainability, and on evaluating the effectiveness of AI agents in software development.
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I believe we are approaching an era where AI agents will autonomously develop software. At the same time, agent-induced system failures have already been reported, making it critical to establish quality assurance for the agent era. Through the development of next-generation bug prediction and testing techniques, I am working to build the "foundation of reliability" that underpins agent-driven development.
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My work has been published at top-tier venues including ICSME, ESEM, and MSR (all CORE A).
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International Research Experience:
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- Visiting Student, Queen's University SAIL & MCIS Lab (Canada, Sep – Nov 2025)
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- Visiting Student, Hangzhou Dianzi University (China, Jun – Jul 2025)
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- Visiting Student, Radboud University (Netherlands, Sep – Nov 2024)
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<span class="col-1">April 2024 – Present:</span>
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<span class="col-1">April 2026 – Present:</span>
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<span class="col-2">Ph.D. Program, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST)</span>
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<span class="col-1">April 2024 – March 2026:</span>
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<span class="col-2">Master's Program, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST)</span>
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<span class="col-1"> Sept 2024 – Nov 2024:</span>
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