Government operations · Process improvement · Independent AI projects

I work as Chief Administrative Assistant at the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Los Angeles. Across approximately 13 years in Korean diplomatic missions, including an internship, my work has centered on complex records, clear guidance, and processes people can follow consistently.

Alongside that work, I build and review independent software prototypes with AI assistance. I bring the same habits to both: define the requirement, check the evidence, explain the correction, and keep track of what remains unresolved.

A trip-planning prototype with campground search, saved plans, backup options, and official-site handoff. The public edition includes current application screenshots, a product walkthrough, and executable tests for a normalized watch-query rule.

My focus: product workflow, explicit acceptance criteria, AI-assisted implementation, and review against tests and rendered screens.

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An educational RPG prototype combining stage progression and quiz practice. The public edition includes real runtime screens, learner-profile code, executable checks, and a case study of a scene regression that static reference checks missed.

My focus: learning flows, review criteria, AI-assisted development, and evidence required before accepting a change.

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• Operations: reconcile documents, identify missing or conflicting evidence, and explain the next action.
• Process improvement: turn recurring issues into checklists, decision trees, and usable guidance.
• Independent projects: translate goals into bounded tasks, inspect outputs, and make progress reviewable.

These are personal projects developed with AI assistance. Each repository distinguishes implemented work, newly published test examples, and future milestones.

Los Angeles, California · LinkedIn