Mintra Ruensuk
(มินตรา รื่นสุข)
PhD in Creative Design Engineering from UNIST, with expertise in affective computing and human-computer interaction. Currently serving as Head of Analytics Solution Delivery at ttb bank, Thailand, where I lead a team of 8 data engineers. Specialized in converting data science code into production-grade solutions, managing cross-platform deployments, and optimizing processes. Blend of academic rigor and industry experience, offering a unique perspective in data science, analytics, and human-computer interaction.
Contact Info: mintra.ruensuk [at] gmail com
Contact Info: mintra.ruensuk [at] gmail com
News
- Sep, 2023: I join ttb bank as Head of Analytics Solution Delivery!
- Feb, 2023: I am invited to be a speaker of HCI Meetup #2 (HCI meets AI) organized by Bangkok ACN SIGCHI Chapter. See details.
- August, 2022: I am a visiting lecturer at TU-PINE. I lecture Human-Computer Interaction course.
- Feb, 2022: Our paper titled "Sad or just jealous? Using Experience Sampling to Understand and Detect Negative Affective Experiences on Instagram" has been accepted to CHI 2022.
- November, 2021: I joined Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) as Project - Data, Analytics Platform (ML Engineer).
- July, 2021: I am being elected the Chair for the Bangkok ACM SIGCHI Chapter.
- June, 2021: I successfully defended my PhD dissertation titled "Detecting Salient Emotional States During Real-World Social Media Use Using Smartphone Sensors". Thanks to my advisors, committee members, and audience who joined my public defense.
- October, 2020: Our paper titled "How Do You Feel Online: Exploiting Smartphone Sensors to Detect Transitory Emotions during Social Media Use" has been accepted (with minor revisions) to IMWUT. See you at UbiComp 2021!
- August, 2020: Our Bangkok ACM SIGCHI Chapter's website has received "First Place Winner" from the 2020 SIGCHI Chapter Website Competition. More info.
- July, 2020: I am thrilled to join the Bangkok ACM SIGCHI Chapter as a chatper officer (Web Master). Visit our chatper's website here.
- April, 2020: Our paper titled "In Helping a Vulnerable Bot, You Help Yourself: Designing a Social Bot as a Care-Receiver to Promote Mental Health and Reduce Stigma" has been accepted to CHI2020. Congratulations Taewan and Prof. Hwajung .
- July 18-20, 2019: I joined the Summer School on Write a paper for CHI 2021 at Mumbai
- July 18-20, 2019: I have received ACM SIGCHI travel grant for attending the Summer School on Write a paper for CHI 2021 at Mumbai
- July 2019: Our paper entitled "Design Interventions for Promoting the Mental Health of Young Academics" has been accepted to ICDE19
- May 23, 2019: I attended the International Symposium on Culture Technology (SymCY2019) at Daejeon
- May 6, 2019: Our paper, Amor, was advanced to the second round in the Student Design Competition at CHI2019 at Glasgow
- May 5, 2019: I presented our poster entitled "Detecting Negative Emotions during Social Media Use on Smartphones" at AsianCHI Symposium at CHI2019 at Glasgow
- May 4-9, 2019: I was a Student Volunteer at CHI2019 at Glasgow
- May 4-9, 2019: I was awarded the SIGCHI Student Travel Grant (SSTG) for attending CHI2019 at Glasgow
- April 26, 2019: I have received the Outstanding Poster Presentation Award from SIGCHI Korea Local Chapter at Daejeon [Download Poster]
- October 12, 2018: I presented my research idea entitled "Detecting Emotions using Smartphone Sensors: Technique to Raise Self-Awareness for Social Media Users" the Ubicomp 2018 Broadening Participation Workshop at Singapore
- October 8-12, 2018: I was a Student Volunteer at UbiComp/ISWC 2018 at Singapore
- October 8-12, 2018: I was awarded The UbiComp/IWSC 2018 Student Travel grant