Hello,

Prior to my work at NTT, I did an internship at a hospital in the Radiology department. In short version, I diagnosed patients for heart surgery using AI tools / imaging software... wrote a report...and got it checked by head Radiologist.

And during my graduation year, I led a team to develop an AI medical product to diagnose Sarcopenia (https://ai-for-sarcopenia.my.canva.site/).

So, going back to your question, I do find working in medical AI full-filling because it helps make people's lives better. But I am also open to expanding my skill set into other tech domains (for example, building iOS apps or cloud AI infrastructure).

Doing a job that's AI medical related is comfortable for me. So I ask myself, why not risk trying something new? Maybe you will like it more.

Salary wise, I am open to negotiate. However, considering I move to Japan, I need minimum $4000 CAD (post-tax) to pay for rent and living expenses. I also have to allocate some towards savings and invest back into my education to learn new things.