Minjae Kyung

From games to AI, I've followed one thread: finding where technology actually meets people.

Game programming taught me that getting the architecture right from the start matters more than "it works." That conviction shapes everything I build.

Machine learning sharpened a different muscle. The real work lives in hundreds of small, unglamorous decisions: how you clean the data, when you stop tuning, what you measure. It taught me to trust that process, not just the result.

Now I'm looking for a team where I can own AI/ML systems end to end and solve hard problems together.