Shane Park

Hi. I’m Shane, a software developer who enjoys building small tools that solve real-world problems — especially the ones I encounter or notice in everyday life.

While I’m comfortable working across the full stack, I gravitate toward backend development. I like working through repetitive or complex problems and turning them into clean, reliable systems. For example, I built DutyPark, a full-featured scheduling web app to help my wife manage her rotating shifts. It’s one of my favorite personal projects, with features like calendar sharing, LLM-based event parsing, and team scheduling.

Other tools I’ve made include:

• PSH, a CLI tool that streamlines testing LeetCode-style problems.
• FoodBox, a lunch menu notifier for my team.
• Tashudoko, a shared bike availability tracker.
• Tistory CLS Checker, for checking layout shifts across all blog pages.
• Table Parser, to convert HTML tables to Excel.

At work, I develop research data lifecycle management tools. Most notably, I worked on NARDA, a research data platform developed at KISTI.

I value clarity and maintainability in code. I aim to keep things as simple and tidy as possible, removing unnecessary complexity wherever I can. Documentation is just as important to me as the code itself — I put care into writing readable README files, keeping wikis up to date, and using issues effectively. I also pay close attention to user feedback and iterate based on it.

Outside of work, I regularly write on my technical blog, mainly to document what I’ve learned and solve for others what I once found confusing. I also enjoy algorithm problems and used to participate in LeetCode contests, though I’ve stepped back recently due to concerns about fairness in the age of coding AIs.

Thanks for stopping by.