Understanding people.
Building business with AI.
Curiosity becomes hands-on work.
Pick a focus and explore the projects.
An AI reminiscence service connecting older adults’ voices, photographs, and everyday conversations into a record of their lives. I am exploring an experience that stays close to people, at their own pace.
A location-based exploration app that combines discovery, check-ins, and missions. A digital product designed to connect people with experiences beyond the screen.
An AI project that began with the inefficiency of repetitive recording and organizing. I designed the information structure and user flow, then took the project from planning through implementation and deployment.
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The stage taught me about people. Operations taught me collaboration. Building products taught me execution.
Now, I am connecting those experiences through business.
I am studying management in the Full-Time MBA program at SKK GSB, Sungkyunkwan University. My current goal is to connect hands-on building with sustainable business.
My focus is on connecting an ability to create products with a deeper understanding of strategy, financial structure, and how businesses operate.
Through Cortex, WhereHere, and Memory of Trust, I explore problems around knowledge, everyday life, and memory. I work directly from problem definition to implementation.
These projects explore different needs rather than representing established business results. Each is a way to develop a sharper understanding of both users and product decisions.
My experience includes accounting support, film production operations, and audience service in performing arts venues. Accuracy, collaboration, and an understanding of users form part of my business foundation.
Accounting document review and closing support taught me the importance of consistency. Working on sets and at venues taught me how to coordinate people and respond to changing situations.
I graduated from Dongyang University’s Performing Arts and Film program and wrote and published Unconscious Acting I (무의식 연기 I), exploring emotion and expression.
Taking a book from planning through writing, editing, and publication was an experience in completing a long-term project. My interest in behavior and storytelling continues to inform the products I build.
Three principles I return to
when building something new.
I ask whose problem we are solving. Understanding emotions and behavior is the starting point for product design.
I turn ideas into small products, moving between planning and execution to create experiences that work.
I consider both the possibility of technology and the sustainability of a business, looking for reasons a product will remain useful.
Your interests, your goal, your perspective.
Three choices to find a starting point.