In my current position, my primary responsibility is to ensure the smooth progress of projects within our WRapid team. I work in close collaboration with team members to develop a well-defined and efficient project roadmap. My goal is to foster a collaborative environment where we leverage each other's strengths to enhance the success of every project. My greatest strength in this role has been my ability to synthesize project needs and foster communication among the relevant individuals.• Strategizing in a leading role in the management of WRapid projects related to U.S. immigration;• Apprising stakeholders on project timeline and progress; • Collaborating with the legal, operations, and management teams to facilitate project development, prioritization, and execution;• Conducting user research by leading focus group meetings to gather feedback on new and existing products;• Gathering requirements from legal team experts for product planning and marketing;• Translating technical jargon into product launch announcements and training materials for internal users.

In these roles, I managed a sizable docket of business immigration cases. I worked closely with our clients and my supervising attorney to complete cases in a way that exceeded expectations. • Drafted, prepared, and filed a variety of nonimmigrant and immigrant visa petitions and applications, including H-1B, H-4, L-1, TN, STEM, I-130, I-140 (including EB-1C), Adjustment of Status, and PERM;• Crafted legal arguments in the form of detailed 30-page support letters for submission to the USCIS;• Liaised between attorneys, company contacts, and over 100 foreign nationals to provide support and maintain case progress;• Managed higher difficulty and increasingly complex case matters for the team; and• Reviewing internal data management system for accuracy and data integrity.

I assist Professor Kyeyoung Park at UCLA to study the impact of COVID-19 on Korean American small business in California. I conduct interviews with local small businesses and prepare survey materials for our participants.

• Assisted Professor Paul Chang with the Harvard Korea Family Project through qualitative data collection;• Collected and reviewed publications, articles, and books relevant to family structures in South Korea; • Researched and summarized statistics about global marriage migrants.