Hi! I’m Ji Su, a product designer and technologist in SF. I went to grad school planning to teach biochemistry, but on a whim, signed up for my first hackathon and got a taste of product development and entrepreneurship. I’ve been designing and building products ever since.
I’ve never felt like I belonged neatly in one role—design, product, or engineering. I like understanding problems, designing solutions, building them, and testing what actually works. With AI blurring those boundaries, there’s never been a better time to be a hybrid product builder.
Lately, I’ve been exploring two big questions:
How do we make technology feel more human, intuitive, and alive?
I’ve spent much of my career designing complex enterprise products, from financial platforms to AI agents. Lately, I’ve been having fun exploring more playful, interactive experiences, where sound, motion, timing, and personality are as much a part of the design as the interface itself. I’m especially curious about how those interactions extend beyond screens and into the physical world.
How do we make sure we’re building better, not just more?
As AI makes building faster and more accessible, I’m interested in how we make sure we’re solving the right problems. I love helping teams adopt new tools, experiment with ideas, and learn from real user behavior. I’m also a big believer that talking to users should be a team sport. Engineers included.
Outside of work, I enjoy exploring cities and nature, collecting stationery, going on logistically challenging road trips, and starting small businesses for fun. I’m also an MBA candidate at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business.
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