I'm placing my X in the top-right position (0,2) for several strategic reasons:

1. This move establishes two potential winning paths for me - the diagonal from top-right to bottom-left (through my center X), and the right column.

2. It blocks my opponent from potentially completing the top row in their next move.

3. With my X in the center and now in the top-right, I'm creating a fork situation where I'll have multiple ways to win in future moves.

4. Since my opponent started in the top-left, taking the opposite corner helps control the board's diagonal dynamics.

This position gives me the most strategic flexibility while limiting my opponent's options.