Can people see when AI is struggling?
I design interfaces that make model failures and system limits visible before they become costly.
Computer Science · Iowa State University
I’m a computer science student who enjoys building AI systems that people can understand, question, and trust.
My interests sit between human-centered AI, interactive systems, and responsible evaluation. Lately, I’ve been thinking about how interfaces can help people notice failures, understand uncertainty, and make better decisions with complex AI systems.
What I’m curious about
I design interfaces that make model failures and system limits visible before they become costly.
I explore visual explanations that help people act on uncertainty without being overwhelmed by it.
I build evaluation, monitoring, and replay tools for AI systems in changing, high-stakes environments.
Selected work
AMFRAI is a browser-based decision-support interface for viewing predicted flood depth and velocity across locations, return periods, and map layers.
Presented at CSC 2026 and an Iowa State University poster competition.

RANscope is a ten-screen observability environment that connects robot health, mobility, radio, infrastructure, metrics, and logs across edge-assisted AI-RAN experiments.
Built with MQTT, WebSocket, Prometheus, Loki, Parquet, and SQLite, including synchronized replay and explicit unknown states.

Publication
D. Abuoliem*, E. Won*, I. Cintura, A. Arenas, and I. H. Cho
* Equal contributionA little more about me
Campus engagement platform
Spring Boot services for attendance, geofencing, real-time chat, notifications, and scheduled workflows.
Full-stack web application
A data-backed catalog and ordering experience built with React, Vite, Node.js, Express, and Sequelize.
Selected coursework
Classification, regression, feature engineering, and model evaluation across tabular and text datasets.
Let’s talk
I’d be happy to hear from you.
eunwoo07@iastate.edu