I am a first-year Bachelor of Applied Information Technology student at Wintec, developing practical skills in systems, networking, and web development. I enjoy solving real-world problems through technology and continuously improving my technical and collaborative abilities.
As AI rapidly changes the world, I spent a lot of time wondering whether IT was really the right path for me. I'm not in my twenties anymore, and perhaps more than most people, I can feel just how fast things are moving. But after thinking it through, I came to see it differently. The rise of AI-powered development isn't something to fear — it's a new door of opportunity.
Throughout my life, I've learned how to work with people, push through challenges, and solve problems in real situations. I'm still at the early stages in this field, but I'm confident in my ability to pick things up quickly.
I also believe one of my strengths is understanding what the people around me actually need. So rather than standing still, I want to keep building skills that I can use in the real world — and grow into someone who solves problems through technology.
Continuously improving through hands-on projects and structured learning.
I enjoy engaging in conversations and building genuine connections with others. In my previous workplace, colleagues often felt comfortable sharing their thoughts and concerns with me. I have a natural ability to make people feel at ease, which helps create a supportive and open communication environment.
In team settings, I contribute my ideas while also encouraging others to share theirs. I understand that teamwork is essential in any organisation, and through my role as a team manager at the Korean School, I have developed a strong awareness of its importance.
Comfortable with semantic tags and form design. Can read HTML and instantly visualize page structure mentally. Expanding into accessibility and multimedia APIs.
Solid foundation in Flexbox and Grid. Recently picked up and still practicing, but picking it up fast. Working on animations, transitions, and responsive design patterns.
Currently learning core syntax and control flow. Gaining early exposure to DOM manipulation and events.
Has experience with basic scripting and algorithm challenges. Expanding into libraries and data handling.
Proficient in formulas, pivot tables, and charts. Capable of real-world data organization and reporting.
Can build solid presentations with clear structure. Developing consistency in design and slide animations.
A full‑time three‑year programme consisting of 120 credits per year, focused on building strong practical and theoretical foundations in IT.
Enrolled in both Semester 1 and Semester 2 of the 2026 academic year..
Focuses on the fundamentals of computer systems, including hardware, operating systems, and basic networking setup.
Introduces core programming concepts and develops logical thinking to solve computational problems.
Covers the design and development of web interfaces, focusing on user experience and front-end technologies.
Explores how information systems support business operations, including data handling and system structures.
Designed to be intuitive and minimal, yet visually striking. Subtle animations add a touch of personality, while internal links allow seamless single-scroll navigation — keeping all CV information just one smooth journey away.
I have started COMP506 Assessment 2, and our team is using a mind map to organize ideas. We are analyzing our company with MOST, SWOT, and Project Scope to shape the project structure.
Starting as a general employee, I developed hands-on practical skills on the ground.
As a manager, I strengthened leadership and communication by guiding a team forward.
As a CEO, I grew my strategic thinking and decision-making by running a business firsthand.
Through these diverse roles, I became someone who can adapt and contribute in any environment.
During the COVID‑19 period, I immigrated to New Zealand and began running a blog during the lockdowns. The blog grew rapidly, and I eventually published a book sharing my strategies, which ranked No.1 in the AdSense category on the Kmong e‑book platform. Around the same time, I launched a YouTube channel and quickly gained a large number of subscribers. After my channel gained traction, advertising agencies reached out and asked me to produce ads for them, leading me to create more than 500 Shorts‑based advertisements. In addition, I collaborated on advertising projects with major companies such as SK and SK Energy.
Waikato Korean School is one of Hamilton's most established community language schools, proudly serving the Waikato region for over 30 years. With approximately 100 students enrolled, the school offers Korean language and cultural history education to a diverse community — including Korean families, multicultural Korean-Kiwi households, and New Zealanders with a passion for learning the Korean language and culture.
During the COVID-19 period, I authored an e-book on Google SEO and Google AdSense as a side project. The book sold 430 copies at NZD 30 per copy. In the same year, it ranked No.1 in the Google SEO/AdSense category on the Kmong freelance platform. In addition, I generated further sales through my personal blog.
Since 2019, I co-founded a freeze-dried food company with friends, securing government funding twice, receiving NZD 60,000 on each occasion (total NZD 120,000). The company focused on developing products for infants, and we collaborated with a New Zealand-based design team to enhance product and brand development. I took a leading role in delivering government project presentations. Later, I stepped away from the business to pursue other projects and transferred the CEO role to my co-founder.
I have over 12 years of experience in mechanical design engineering, working primarily with CAD, CATIA, and SolidWorks software. Throughout my career, I have worked as both a project manager overseeing overall project delivery and a team manager responsible for leading and coordinating team members.At HBE Press, I was involved in the design of forging press machinery. At HK Steel, I collaborated on outsourced engine design projects with Hyundai Heavy Industries, and also provided plant design and engineering services as an outsourced partner for POSCO.
I studied Advertising Design, where I learned Photoshop, Illustrator, and 3D Max. During my studies, I won several design competitions and awards. Following that, I was scouted and spent one year working on CG projects for Korean TV dramas. After that, I worked at Tesco for two years as an advertising and graphic designer.
I am always open to discussing new projects, creative ideas, and opportunities to grow together. Please feel free to reach out for anything from a quick question to a potential collaboration. I also value building positive and collaborative relationships with colleagues and believe that strong teamwork creates a supportive and productive environment.