Ji Park Email & Phone Number

Ji Park is a VP UX Design Lead at JPMorgan Chase & Co.. They possess expertise in mtiv, abductive reasoning, wicked problems, knowledge funnel, user experience and 17 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "When JiHoon and I worked together he was early in his career and starved to learn. He went on to excel and really push himself. He is committed to growing himself, growing his teams and delivering quality work. I am excited to see where his talents will take him.", "Jihoon lives and breathes design and user experience in a way I haven't seen in any other colleague I have worked with. His passion for the craft is only matched by his innate ability to find simple solutions to complex systems. He works best in a quick and agile teams who are willing to push the envelope of what is possible in design without sacrificing what is best for the user. We worked on a project together developing a social music application in partnership with Google. Early in the conception phase we were trying to think of different types of metronomes. Ji went completely beyond what I was thinking and what you would normally think would work as a metronome and based his ideas on the dashboard of a luxury automobile. The solution was simple, elegant, and brilliant. And he executed his wireframes in this hand drawn sketch style that was beautiful. A rare thing to find in wireframes. I hope he kept a couple of them, and you should ask to see them. They were almost works of art. Ji pushed me every day to become better at my craft. And I am grateful to have shared an office with him for a year. If you need innovative solutions Ji is your man.", and "It was my pleasure to work with JiHoon. We have done several UX projects together, and I really enjoyed. JiHoon has good thoughts and rich knowledge of user experience design by non-stop learning and reading. As a professional UX Designer, his wireframes are detail and aesthetic. I would like to recommend JiHoon and look forward to working with him again."

Listed skills include Mtiv, Abductive Reasoning, Wicked Problems, Knowledge Funnel, and 18 others.