I came to Korea as an international student and kept running into the same problem: people arrive with ambition, but the basic stuff is still hard. Finding friends, finding a home, finding the right local context, and finding a way to belong.
So I started building around that. Korea Friends, Sogang Friends, Find Home Korea, Koho, and now Hoppers are all different versions of the same idea: make Korea easier to enter, live in, and build from.
At Hoppers, I maintain the tech layer behind housing and travel packages, internal tools, community operations, and the small details that make a physical experience feel smooth. My job is to keep the product close to the person using it.