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I’m an entrepreneur passionate about building companies that solve real problems and currently building Plato. Over the past decade, I’ve founded and led multiple ventures across technology, consumer products, and services.

My approach combines systematic thinking with creative execution. I believe the best businesses emerge from deep understanding of human needs, paired with relentless focus on execution and iteration.

While studying computer science and economics at UC Berkeley, I ran a startup called ocena. I also co-founded the Korean Business Organization (KBO), served as president of two student organizations, and as vice president of two more.

Beyond building companies, I write about entrepreneurship, decision-making, and the intersection of technology and human behavior. I’m particularly interested in how small, thoughtful changes can create outsized impact.

When I’m not working, you’ll find me reading, practicing golf, cooking, or having long conversations with friends.