Daniel Jaekyung Lee
It's good to meet you. I'm a Korean-American, writer, startup enthusiast and senior product designer from NYC.
I work by breaking down complex problems into different parts, illuminating underlying connections and rapidly testing ideas that span those different parts. The most important thing to me is having a good team to do good work for projects with a mission.
Most recently, I've led design @ Nomad Health, leading the inititaive and experience for a native mobile app that nurses across the US use to find jobs and get paid.
Currently, I'm designing for mobile experiences and families on the Verizon Family App.
Work.
Led design and shipped a native mobile app on the app store and play store for nurses across the US to find jobs, apply and track their timecards at a hospital.
React Native Mobile • Navigation Redesign
Worked on various projects such as Avatar Speeds on Map
and a redesign of key buttons on the home screen of the
Verizon Family App
iOS & Android Mobile • Feature Redesigns
Feature to allow nurses to add unworked shifts to a timekeeping app.
React Native Mobile iOS • Feature
Uncovering ways to make the credit card payment process more transparent and flexible for customers of Mission Lane.
React Native Mobile iOS
Data visualization dashboard for sayso, a product of OnSIP, that helps sales and support team managers measure engagement.
Responsive Web Application
Porting a seperate legacy administrator portal to the OnSIP web application without losing functionality.
Responsive Web Application
Onboarding small to medium sized businesses to install a voice and video call capable chatbot widget on their sites.
Responsive Web Application
Projects.
January 2020: My team TethAR (prototype to aid first responders in post-disaster situations) placed Top 5 in the Augemented Reality Category at a Mixed Reality Hackathon.
Expunge Assist
Hack for LA is a volunteer organization associated with Code for America. I led the product management and design efforts for Expunge Assist. (formerly The Record Clearance Project.)
Masks for Unity
Masks for Unity was a project led by a School of Visual Arts Professor, her students and other professionals passionate about creating an augmented reality campaign to combat racism during Covid-19.
© Daniel Jaekyung Lee 2020