Self-Introduction / My First Note #23

Nice to meet you, I'm KITAcore.
It's a bit late, but I'm going to write a self-introduction.

Actually, I've already posted an article, so I can't say "this is my first post!" (laughs), but I'd like to summarize my self-introduction here.

I usually only write KITAcore / Former Material Engineer / Articles are memos from learning programming in my icon, but since I have the chance, I'll write a bit more detail.

What kind of person am I?

Up until now, I have mainly worked in research and development as a material engineer.
While working on material development, reliability testing, process design, and thermal simulation, I found particular interest in how to interpret data and what kind of new ideas that can lead to.
Also, through a chance encounter, I have been involved in research in the healthcare field.

Currently, while continuing my work in new business development and as an engineer, I am in the middle of learning programming and data analysis based on my past experience.
Honestly, writing code in Python was an unknown world to me until now, but lately, I get excited at the moment when "the code I ran myself produces results."

What I write about in Note

The themes of my articles are roughly like this.

• Stock data management and visualization using Python and Google Colab

• Experimental records of scripts that automatically organize dividends and held stocks

• Research on light, sleep, and energy, and memos on new business concepts

• "Common occurrences in research sites" written in a light novel style, and daily reports

In other words, "Technology × Play × Records" is the core.
While it is a memo for my studies, I am writing articles as a place to organize my own logs.
At this point, the themes I handle are broad, ranging from investment to light and reliability testing, but what they have in common is the perspective of "visualizing data to extract meaning."

What I want to do from now on

• Further develop stock data analysis and challenge myself with machine learning

• Sharing projects themed around the visualization of "light and life"

• Creating articles that utilize the humor and storytelling unique to Note

Finally

If you read my articles and think they are "interesting!", I would be happy if you could comment or follow me.
I will continue to write articles from my own perspective, while incorporating a sense of playfulness, so thank you for your support.