Samuel Jung · Engineering portfolio
Engineering systems that see, learn, and build.
I work at the intersection of structural engineering, computer vision, and material digitization—turning research questions into field-oriented tools.
environment
Position / 2026
The built environment is becoming a data environment. My focus is on the layer where physical systems, engineering models, and machine perception meet.
Selected work
Three connected fields of inquiry.
Each track combines a structural question with a computational method and a path toward practical use.
Computer Vision
Perception systems for construction workflows—from open-vocabulary segmentation to lightweight, on-device models.
Classical Structural Engineering
Parametric bridge and building studies connecting engineering judgement with transparent computational workflows.
Experimental Structural Engineering
Explorations in machine-assisted design and graphical statics for faster, more legible structural decisions.
Working method
A clear route from observation to implementation.
I treat software as an engineering instrument: useful when it makes assumptions visible, iterations faster, and decisions more grounded.
Observe
Capture the physical condition
Model
Translate it into a legible system
Integrate
Return insight to the workflow
About
Built between disciplines.
My work connects civil engineering fundamentals with machine learning, computational design, and product development. The aim is not technology for its own sake, but better ways to understand and act on complex physical systems.
Background & approachOpen research · evolving practice