CURRICULUM VITAE JEONG HO (JAY) KIM June 16, 2017 Work Address 20B Milam Hall Environmental and Occupational Health Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 97330 Phone: 541.737.2166 e-mail: jay.kim@oregonstate.edu Home Address 2515 NW Kinderman Dr. Corvallis, OR 97330 Phone: 608.469.9135 EDUCATION 2008-2012 Ph.D in Industrial and Systems Engineering University of Washington Seattle Dissertation Advisor: Peter W Johnson, Ph.D Dissertation: Non-invasive real-time assessment of muscle fatigue during computer use: using mouse button-click and keystroke duration Research Emphasis: Occupational Ergonomics, biomechanics 2005-2007 M.S. in Industrial and Systems Engineering University of Wisconsin - Madison Focused on Applied Statistics 1995-2003 B.S. in Industrial and Systems Engineering Dankook University, South Korea Minor in Economics PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2015 present Oregon State University Corvallis, OR (08/16/2015 present) Assistant Professor of Environmental and Occupational Health Teach undergraduate and graduate courses Develop, design, and lead externally-funded projects 2013 2015 Northern Illinois University - DeKalb, IL (08/16/2013 08/15/2015) Assistant Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering Teach undergraduate and graduate courses Develop, design, and lead externally-funded projects 2012 2013 University of Washington Seattle, WA (06/16/2012 08/15/2013) Research Scientist of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Develop, design, and lead externally-funded projects Disseminate scientific findings to stakeholders and peer-reviewed journals June 2017 Page 1
2008-2012 University of Washington Seattle, WA (08/16/2008 06/15/2012) Predoctoral Research Associate, project coordinator Designed studies and develop data acquisition methods Led externally-funded projects 2003-2004 MOLEX KOREA, Quality Management Division South Korea (03/01/2003 02/15/2004) Quality Engineer Designed and developed various statistical quality control methods Led a quality circle for the continuous process improvement HONORS AND AWARDS 2015 Faculty of the year nominee, Northern Illinois University 2015 Excellence in Innovation award nominee, Northern Illinois University 2013 Principal Investigator Academy, 2013-2014, Northern Illinois University 2012 Outstanding Graduate Student Award, Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Washington 2012 GPSS Travel Grant, University of Washington 2011 International Ergonomics Association KU Smith Award finalist 2011 Community of Innovators Awards nominee, College of Engineering, University of Washington, (best student researcher) 2011 Two Graduate student travel awards, College of Engineering, University of Washington 2009-2012 Predoctoral Research Assistantship, University of Washington 2009 Alpha Pi Mu, the National Industrial Engineering Honor Society 2008-2009 Predoctoral Teaching Assistantship, University of Washington 2008 Clairmont L. Egtvedt Fellowship, University of Washington 2003 Employee of the year, Molex Korea 2000-2002 Scholarship with Academic distinction, Dankook University TEACHING EXPERIENCE Oregon State University H 683: Advanced Research Method in Environmental and Occupational Health, Winter 2016 H 682: Research to Practice in Environmental and Occupational Health, Spring 2016 H 599: Advanced Ergonomics, Spring 2016, Spring 2017 H 445/545: Occupational Health, Spring 2017 Northern Illinois University ISYE 335: Statistics for Engineering, Fall 2013, Spring 2014 ISYE 630: Advanced Quality Control, Fall 2013, Fall 2014 ISYE 691: Occupational Ergonomics, Spring 2014, Spring 2015 ISYE 431/531: Reliability Engineering, Fall 2014 June 2017 Page 2
University of Washington INDE 315: Probability and Statistics for Engineers, Fall 2008, Winter 2009 INDE 351: Human Factors in Engineering Design, Spring 2009 ENVH/INDE 566: Introduction to Ergonomics, Winter 2013 ENVH/INDE 569: Occupational Biomechanics, Spring 2013 BIBLIOGRAPHY (* student work) Peer Reviewed Papers 1. Kim, JH, Johnson PW. (2012) Viability of Using Digital Signals from the keyboard to Capture Typing Force Exposures. Ergonomics 55(11): 1395-1403 2. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2012) Can Digital Signals from the Keyboard Capture Force Exposures during Typing? Work 4(2012): 2588-2590. 3. Kim JH, Aulck L, Thamsuwan O, Bartha M, Johnson PW (2014) The Effects of Key Sizes of Touch Screen Virtual Keyboard on Productivity, Usability, Wrist Posture and Typing forces. Human Factors 56(7):1235-48. Mentioned in the Wall Street Journal on March 26 th, 2014 4. Kim JH, Aulck L, Bartha M, Harper CA, Johnson PW (2014) Differences in Typing Forces, Muscle Activity, Discomfort, and Typing Performance between a Virtual, Notebook, and Desktop Keyboard. Applied Ergonomics 45(6) 1406-1413. Featured in the Wall Street Journal, ABC, Fox news, and many other international media on October 13 th, 2014 5. Kim JH, Johnson PW (2014) Fatigue development in the figure flexor muscle differs between keyboard and mouse use. European Journal of Applied Physiology 114(12):2469-82. 6. Kim JH, Aulck L, Trippany D, Johnson PW (2015) The effect of work surface hardness on mechanical stress, muscle activity, and wrist postures. Work 52(2): 231-244. 7. Kim JH, Zigman M, Aulck L, Ibbotson J, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW (2016) Whole body vibration exposures and health status among professional truck drivers: a cross-sectional analysis. Annals of Occupational Hygiene. 60(8) 936-948 Peer Reviewed Papers in preparation 1. Kim JH, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2 nd review) The effect of a multi-axis suspension on whole body vibration exposures and physical stress in the neck and low back in agricultural tractor application. Target journal Applied Ergonomics. 2. Kim JH, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW An engineering control on whole body vibration exposures and its effectiveness in exposure reduction among long-haul truck drivers. Target journal Applied Ergonomics. 3. Kim JH, Johnson PW. Temporal Physiological Changes in a Finger Flexor Muscle Paralleled Changes in Keystroke Durations. Target journal European Journal of Applied Physiology. (Manuscript available upon request) 4. Thansuwan O, Galvin K, Tchong-French M, Kim JH, Johnson PW. Ergonomic exposures in apple harvesting with mobile orchard platform and ladder. Target journal Journal of Agromechine. June 2017 Page 3
5. Sisley J, Kia K, Johnson PW, Kim JH. The effect of key travel distances on typing force, muscle activity, and wrist postures during typing on ultra-low travel keyboards. Target journal Ergonomics. 6. Kim JH, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. A prospective study of an engineering control on whole body vibration exposures and its effects on low back pain outcomes among long-haul truck drivers: a 1-year randomized controlled trial study. Target journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 7. Kim JH, Marine L, Johnson PW, Dennerlein JT. Evaluation of different engineering control to reduce whole body vibration exposures among mining heavy equipment operators. Target journal Applied Ergonomics. Peer Reviewed Conference Proceedings/Presentations 1. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2011) Validation of Software-based Measures of Keystroke Durations with External USB-based Logger. 61 st Annual Industrial Engineering Research Conference, Reno, NV. 2. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2011) Validation of a Software Program for Measuring Fatigue- Related Changes in Keystroke Durations. 33 rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, Boston, MA. 3. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2012) Can Digital Signals from the Keyboard Capture Force Exposures during Typing? 18 th World Congress on Ergonomics, Recife, Brazil. 4. Kim JH, Aulck L, Johnson PW. (accepted) Typing Force and Performance Variability between Conventional and Virtual Keyboards. 62 nd Annual Industrial Engineering Research Conference, Orlando, FL. 5. Kim JH, Aulck L, Bartha MC, Harper CA, Johnson PW. (2012) Are there Differences in Force Exposures and Typing Productivity between touchscreen and conventional keyboard? Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 56 th Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. 6. Kim JH, Aulck L, Johnson PW. (2012) Are there Differences in Muscle Activity, Subjective Discomfort, and Typing Performance between Virtual and Conventional Keyboards? 34 th Annual International Conference of the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, San Diego, CA. 7. Kim JH, Aulck L, Thamsuwan O, Bartha M, Harper CA, Johnson PW. (2013) The Effects of Key Sizes of Touch Screen Virtual Keyboard on Productivity, Usability, and Typing forces. 15th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Las Vegas, NV. 8. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2013) Temporal Physiological Changes in a Finger Flexor Muscle Paralleled Changes in Keystroke Durations. 8 th International Conference on Prevention of Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Pusan, South Korea. 9. Kim JH, Aulck L, Thamsuwan O, Bartha M, Johnson PW. (2013) The Effects of Virtual Keyboard Key Sizes on Typing Productivity and Physical Exposures. 2013 International Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, San Diego, CA. 10. Johnson PW, Kim JH, Zigman M, Ibbotson J. (2013) Preliminary Whole Body Vibration Exposure Measurements from a Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) Evaluating Truck Seats. Association of Canadian Ergonomists 44 th Annual Conference, Whistler, BC., CA. 11. Kim JH, Zigman M, Lovenoor A, Ibbotson J, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2014) Determinants of Whole Body Vibration Exposures in Long-haul Truck Drivers. 2014 American Conference on Human Vibration, Guelph, Ontario. June 2017 Page 4
12. Kim JH, Aulck L, Trippany D, Johnson PW. (2014) Evaluation of Contact Pressure and Biomechanical Exposures on Different Work Surface Hardness. 2014 International Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Chicago, IL. 13. Kim JH, Lovenoor A, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2015) The Effects of an Engineering Intervention to Reduce Whole Body Vibration on Self-reported Low Back Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial Study. 19 th Triennial Congress of the International Ergonomics Association. Melbourne, Australia. 14. Kim JH, Lovenoor A, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2015) The Effects of an Engineering Intervention to Reduce Whole Body Vibration on Self-reported Low Back Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial Study. 31 st International Congress on Occupational Health. Seoul, South Korea 15. Kim JH, Lovenoor A, Hughes M, Cavallari J, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2015) Whole Body Vibration Exposures in Long-haul Truck Drivers. The 2015 International Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Los Angeles, CA. 16. Johnson PW, Lovenoor A, Hughes M, Cavallari J, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Kim JH. (2015) A Randomized Controlled Trail of New Truck Seats to Reduce Whole Body Vibration Exposures and Low Back Pain. The 2015 International Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Los Angeles, CA. 17. Kim JH, Zigman M, Ibbotson-Brown J, Aulck L, Dennerlein J, Johnson PW. (2016) Whole body vibration exposures and professional truck driver s health status in the United States. 2016 Industrial and Systems Engineering Research Conference. Anaheim, CA. 18. Kim JH, Zigman M, Ibbotson-Brown J, Aulck L, Dennerlein J, Johnson PW. (2016) Whole body vibration exposures and truck driver s health status in the United States. 9 th International Scientific Conference on the Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders. Toronto, Canada. 19. Johnson PW, Zigman M, Ibbotson-Brown J, Aulck L, Dennerlein J, Kim JH. (2016) A randomized controlled trial evaluating the ability of truck seats to reduce WBV exposures and self-reported adverse health outcomes. 9 th International Scientific Conference on the Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders. Toronto, Canada. 20. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2016) Typing biomechanics on the touchscreen virtual keyboard on mobile devices. 9 th International Scientific Conference on the Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders. Toronto, Canada. (Invited symposium) 21. Kim JH, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2016) Cross-sectional Analysis of Whole Body Vibration Exposures and Health Status among Long-haul Truck Drivers. The 2016 International Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Washington DC. 22. Kim JH, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2016) The Comparisons of Whole Body Vibration Exposures and Supporting Musculature Loading between Single- and Multi-axial Suspension Seats during Agricultural Tractor Operation. The 2016 International Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Washington DC. 23. Kim JH, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2016) Cross-sectional analysis of whole body vibration exposures and health status among long-haul truck drivers. American Conference of Human Vibration 2016, Milwaukee, WI. 24. Kim JH, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2016) Evaluation of a multi-axial suspension seat in reducing whole body vibration among agricultural tractor drivers. American Conference of Human Vibration 2016, Milwaukee, WI. June 2017 Page 5
25. Kim JH, Johnson PW, Hughes M, Cavallari J, Sheldon A, Meglio D, Dennerlein JT. (2016) Truck driver s exposures to whole body vibration and musculoskeletal health outcomes. American Conference of Human Vibration 2016, Milwaukee, WI. 26. Sisley J, Kia K, Johnson PW, Kim JH*. (2017) Effects of key travel distances on biomechanical exposures and typing performance during ultra-low key travel keyboards. The 2017 International Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Austin, TX Other Invited Presentations 1. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2011) Validation of UW/Harvard Computer Interaction Monitoring Software for Measuring Fatigue-Related Changes in Keystroke Durations. 23 rd Annual Occupational, Environmental, and Public Health Conference, Blaine, WA. 2. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2011) Can Digital Signals from the Keyboard Capture Force Exposures during Typing? Northwest Biomechanics Symposium 2011, Vancouver, BC, Canada 3. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2011) Computer Input Devices as a surrogate exposure assessment tool. Korean-American Engineers and Scientists Association Northwest Regional Conference 2011, San Jose, CA. 4. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2011) Validation of a Software Program for Measuring Fatigue- Related Changes in Keystroke Durations. Annual US-Korea Conference on Science and Engineering 2011, Park City, UT. 5. Kim JH (2011) Non-invasive Real-time Assessment of Muscle Fatigue during Computer Use, Industrial and Systems Engineering Graduate Seminar: IND E 593, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 6. Kim JH (2011) Non-invasive Real-time Assessment of Muscle Fatigue during Computer Use: Using Mouse Button-click and Keystroke Durations. 2012 Spring Biomechanics Seminar Series: ME 598, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 7. Kim JH, Johnson PW. (2012) Non-invasive Force Exposure Assessment during Typing: Using Digital Signals from a Keyboard. Annual US-Korea Conference on Science and Engineering 2012, Log Angeles, CA. 8. Kim JH. (2012) Occupational Ergonomics: a Contemporary Issue and Innovative Approach. Puget Sound Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Seattle, WA 9. Kim JH. (2012) Non-invasive Assessment of Muscle Fatigue during Computer Use. Korean-American Engineers and Scientists Association Northwest Regional Conference 2012, Sacramento, CA. 10. Hughes M; Kim, JH; Aulck, L, Johnson, PW (2014) Effects of Computer Keyboard Characteristics on Three-Dimensional Applied Forces. Annual Occupational, Environmental, and Public Health Conference, Blain, WA. 11. Kim JH. (2014) Typing on Touchscreen Virtual Keyboards: Usability and Biomechanics. Office Ergonomics Research Committee 2014 Marconi Conference, Austin, TX. June 2017 Page 6
12. Kim JH, Zigman M, Dennerlein JT, Johnson PW. (2016) The Effects of an Engineering Intervention to Reduce Whole Body Vibration on Self-reported Low Back Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial Study. Annual Occupational, Environmental and Public Health Conference 2016, Blaine, WA. 13. Kim JH. (2017) Occupational Ergonomics: from Computer Tablet to Semi-Trucks. Annual International Occupational Ergonomics and Safety Conference 2017, Seattle, WA. (Invited panel discussion) 14. Sisley J, Kia K, Johnson PW, Kim JH*. (2017) Effects of key travel distances on biomechanical exposures during ultra-low key travel keyboards. 2017 Northwest Biomechanics Symposium, Eugene, OR. FUNDED PROJECTS Active 2017-2019 Evaluating the Effects of Multi-axial Whole Body Vibration Exposure on Postural Stability in Mining Heavy Equipment Vehicle Operators. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), Alpha Foundation. $148,270 15% effort 2017-2019 Effects of Whole Body Vibration Exposure on Physiological Stresses in Mining Heavy Equipment Vehicle Operators. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), Alpha Foundation. $150,000 15% effort 2016-2019 Systematic evaluation of Multi-axial Suspension to Reduce Whole Body Vibration Exposures in Heavy Equipment Mining Vehicle Operators. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), Alpha Foundation. $361,407, 17% effort 2013 2017 Randomized Controlled Trial of Whole Body Vibration Intervention in Truck Drivers. Jack T. Dennerlein, PhD (PI), NIOSH (R01). $2.1M, Co-investigator, 25% effort (OSU PI). 2016-2017 Evaluating Biomechanical Exposures and Usability on Ultra-low Travel Keyboards. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), Office Ergonomics Research Committee, $25,000, 8% effort 2016-2017 Effects of Whole Body Vibration on Non-driving Activity Performance. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), Bose Corporation, $46,600, 10% effort 2016-2017 Biomechanical Evaluation of Nasal Sprays. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), InsightsNow, $37,000, 8% effort 2016-2017 Systematic Evaluation of Patient Transfer Devices to Improve Musculoskeletal Health among Caregivers. Jaejin Hwang, PhD (PI), NIOSH, $20,000 Pending 2017-2020 Effects of Multi-axial Whole Body Vibration Exposures on Postural Stability, Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), NIOSH (R21). $275,000, 20% effort 2017-2018 Evaluation of Sit-Stand Cycle on Neuromuscular Fatigue and Cognitive Productivity: Fixed-interval vs. variable sit-stand cycles regulated by real-time feedback from a wearable sensor, Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (co- PI), Office Ergonomics Research Committee, $25,000, 8% effort June 2017 Page 7
2017-2018 Evaluation of Biomechanical Exposures in the Neck and Upper Extremities during Augmented Reality Interactions, Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (co-pi), Office Ergonomics Research Committee, $25,000, 5% effort Completed 2009 2011 Evaluation of computer mouse and keyboard as exposure assessment tools. Peter W. Johnson, PhD. (PI), NIOSH (R21). $275,000, Study Coordinator, 50% effort 2011 2012 Ergonomic and human factors analysis of virtual keyboards. Peter W. Johnson, PhD. (PI), Hewlett Packard Co. Study Coordinator, 25% effort. 2011 2012 Ergonomic and human factors analysis of low travel keyboards. Peter W. Johnson, PhD. (PI), Hewlett Packard Co. Study Coordinator, 20% effort. 2012 2013 Randomized Controlled Trial of Whole Body Vibration Intervention in WA Truck Drivers. Peter W. Johnson, Ph.D (PI), Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. Research Scientist, 40% effort 2012 2013 Computer Work Surface Comparative Study. Peter W. Johnson, PhD. (PI), Steelcase Inc. Study Coordinator, 20% effort 2012 2013 Whole Body Vibration Exposure Assessment on Off-road Vehicles. Peter W. Johnson, Ph.D (PI), Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, School of Public Health at the University of Washington. Study Coordinator, 10% effort 2012 2013 Ergonomic Evaluation of Emerging Technologies in the TreeFruit Industry. Peter W. Johnson, PhD (PI), NIOSH (R01). Research Scientist, 10% effort 2014 2014 Designing and Constructing the Actuator Final Assembly Station for Woodward. College of Engineering and Engineering Technology, Northern Illinois University, Faculty Expert, 5% effort. 2014 2015 Characterizing and Reducing Whole Body Vibration for Agricultural Tractor Drivers. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), NIU Great Journeys Program, $13,000, 5% effort 2014 Evaluating Automotive Seat Using Objective and Subject Biomechanics Measures. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), Faurecia, $10,000 8% effort 2015 Systematic evaluation of an engineering control to reduce whole-body vibration in agricultural equipment. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), Bose Corporation, $28,280, 8% effort. 2015 Characterizing lateral Whole Body Vibration for Agricultural Tractor Drivers. Jeong Ho Kim, PhD (PI), NIU Great Journeys Program, $13,000, 5% effort June 2017 Page 8
SERVICES Reviewer Applied Ergonomics Ergonomics Clinical Biomechanics Human Factors Journal of Occupational & Environmental Hygiene Annals of Occupational Hygiene Journal of Agromedicine IIE transactions on Occupational Ergonomics and Human Factors Safety and Health at Work Behaviour & Information Technology Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Track Chair Ergonomics Track, 62 nd IIE Annual Applied Solution Conference (2012) Session Chair 8 th International Conference on Prevention of Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders (2013) American Conference on Human Vibration (2016) Officer Alpha Pi Mu, National Industrial Engineering Honor Society, (2011-2012) Faculty Advisor Alpha Pi Mu, National Industrial Engineering Honor Society, (2013-2015) Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, (2016 present) Member Northern Illinois University Scholarship Committee (2014) AFFILIATIONS - Institute of Industrial Engineers - Human Factors and Ergonomic Society - Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association - Alpha Pi Mu, the National Industrial Engineering Honor Society SKILLS AND QUALIFICATION - Strong background on statistics: Multivariate, Bayesian, Bootstrapping, Simulation, etc. - Completion of NIH and professional grant development workshops - Programming language: JAVA, LabVIEW, Matlab - Statistic Software: R, JMP, SPSS, Minitab, STATA - Fluent in English and Korean. - Work well in team as well as independently. June 2017 Page 9
REFERENCES Dr. Peter W Johnson Professor of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences University of Washington 4225 Roosevelt Way NE Suite 100 Seattle, WA 98105 Phone: (206) 221-5240 Fax: (206) 616-6240 e-mail: petej@uw.edu Dr. Jack T Dennerlein Professor of Physical Therapy, Northeastern University Adjunct Professor of Ergonomic and Safety, Harvard School of Public Health Northeastern University 6 Robinson Hall (Office 308F) 360 Huntington Ave Boston, MA 02115 Phone: (617) 373-5428 e-mail: j.dennerlein@neu.edu Dr. Linda Ng Bolye Chair and Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering University of Washington G5 Mechanical Engineering Building Seattle, WA 98195 Phone: (206) 616-0245 Fax: (206) 685-3072 e-mail: linda@uw.edu June 2017 Page 10