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.
A passion of mine is Onward Justice, a platform that provides criminal record expungements for people at scale that I have been working on since 2021.
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
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