Deep Learning Engineer · Dnotitia

Donghoon Han

I work on multimodal models and LLM inference at Dnotitia, currently focused on KV cache compression and multilingual multimodal retrieval.

I received my M.S. in AI at Seoul National University with Prof. Nojun Kwak at the MIPAL lab, and my B.S. in Computer Science & International Studies at KyungHee University.

Research interests: LLM inference efficiency, multimodal foundation models, multilingual/multimodal alignment, video understanding.

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Research

Policy-Aligned Predictive Verification for Adaptive VLA Action-Chunk Execution

Minkyu Kim, Junhoo Lee, Seungyeon Kim, Suhyun Jeon, Baekseung Kim, Donghoon Han, Nojun Kwak

Preprint, 2026

PAV predicts the consequences of a candidate action prefix in the VLA's own representation space and scores whether it stays compatible with task success, choosing how much of each action chunk to execute; it improves success-query trade-offs for π0 and π0.5 on LIBERO, RoboTwin 2.0 and real-world manipulation.

Complementary Future Token Pruning for World Action Models

Baekseung Kim, Junhoo Lee, Sohyeon Hong, Suhyun Jeon, Minkyu Kim, Seungyeon Kim, Donghoon Han, Nojun Kwak

Preprint, 2026

CF-Prune is a training-free method that prunes future-frame tokens in world action models using instruction and action attention, keeping dense computation in precision phases; at 35% pruning it speeds up inference by 1.19–1.27× while improving task success.

Background

Experience

  • May 2025 — Present
    Dnotitia — Deep Learning Engineer

    LLM inference efficiency and multilingual multimodal retrieval.

  • Jul 2023 — Apr 2025
    Buzzni — Deep Learning Research Engineer

    Multimodal short-form video AI and product-search embedding models for enterprise Korean retailers.

  • Mar 2021 — Aug 2023
    Seoul National University — M.S. in Artificial Intelligence

    Advised by Prof. Nojun Kwak at MIPAL.

  • Mar 2017 — Feb 2021
    Kyung Hee University — B.E. in Computer Science / B.A. in International Studies