Product Design
Designed the RealCoach MVP from scratch, which grew to 30K monthly users
About me
I’m a product designer based in Korea, soon moving to New York.
I’m a curious and driven Communication Science graduate with a unique journey into UI/UX design. I love turning complex problems into simple, intuitive experiences that make everyday life more enjoyable.
See CV & recommendation letter
What I do
Designed the RealCoach MVP from scratch, which grew to 30K monthly users
Built design systems for 4 products, with handoff that cut implementation errors
Brand and product visuals that helped Antheia Fit grow sales 12x
Interviews, surveys and data analysis, backed by a Communication Science degree
My values
Looking back, I realised that I grow the most when I step outside my comfort zone. Whether it was skydiving in New Zealand or starting a new design project, challenges make me more creative, confident, and resilient.

I've always been curious. When I travel or visit new places, I try to explore, learn, and ask “why”. These questions help me understand users better and create designs that are not just functional but meaningful.

I love what I do. Design excites me, challenges me, and keeps me motivated to grow. I feel a spark when I see well-designed products and thoughtful user experiences.

My background in Communication Science has taught me how important trust and respect are in teamwork. I enjoy working with people from different perspectives and cultures, and I believe open communication leads to the best results.

I believe there's something to learn in every experience. Every project, conversation, and challenge is a chance to grow and become a better designer.

Growth comes from consistency. Since starting my UI/UX journey, I've committed to learning, experimenting, and improving every day. Small steps add up to big progress.

A few quick answers in case you’re curious.
Yes! Right now I'm open to freelance and remote projects. After I move to New York, I'm also looking for full-time product designer (UI/UX) roles.
I'm currently in Seoul, South Korea, and I'm relocating to New York soon.
No. Once I'm in New York, I can work in the US without sponsorship.
Yes. I've worked remotely with teams in Korea and the Netherlands, so I'm used to async work and flexible hours.