Everywhere I've worked, oldest first.

Tutoring

Founder and tutor

Exam-skills lessons that began at boarding school in the UK and grew by referral into a business teaching students across the UK, the US, and Korea.

1. Part 1How one-off lessons became a business
2. Part 2The wall at 80 hours a week
3. Part 3What moves a student's results

Tutoring platform

Builder

A recorded-lesson platform I built during my gap year so the tutoring business no longer depended on my live hours.

1. Part 1I overbuilt it, and my students told me
2. Part 2Learn the minimum, use it right away

KASA

Software engineering intern, then CEO's office

A real estate investment platform. I started on the trading-screen team and moved to the CEO's office to do research.

1. Part 1Building the screen made me ask why the price moved

NYU

Stern, Finance and Math

Started in Math and Computer Science, transferred to Stern, and found the things outside class that changed how I work.

1. Part 1From CAS math to Stern
2. Part 2Singing on purpose
3. Part 3Why consulting, and an extra year

Search fund

Intern

A small search fund, my first look at buying and running a company.

1 piece in progress.

GreensLedge

Investment banking summer analyst

Structured credit advisory. My first formal internship, and it came out of my freshman-year cold emails.

1. Part 1A narrow corner of finance

Piermont

M&A and restructuring summer analyst

A boutique investment bank. I supported a sell-side deal through to closing.

1. Part 1Notes from a live deal

Morgan Stanley

Off-cycle analyst, Investment Management

A semester-long role alongside my classes. I automated weekly reporting and built a research tool.

1. Part 1Choosing what came after Morgan Stanley

Bondit Community (IGotIn)

Strategy and growth

An early-stage startup whose app, IGotIn, helps students settle into their first year of college. I proposed a strategy team that didn't exist and led it.

1. Part 1The role I proposed
2. Part 2Leading 50 interns without authority
3. Part 3Our first K-beauty partnerships

JuicyBite (Korkio Company)

Operations and business analyst intern

A Korean frozen-meat company selling to Asian supermarkets and distributors in the US. I built its operating systems, took a delivery-restaurant venture to the edge of launch, and worked on sales, pricing and the consumer store.

1. Part 1Building systems at a company I cold-emailed
2. Part 2Why I deleted what I built
3. Part 3A restaurant you never walk into
4. Part 4Giving a brand a story without a studio
5. Part 5Cooking at the booth
6. Part 6Who decides, and at what price
7. Part 7Meat, portioned for one

Campus tours

Informal guide

Showing visiting Korean students around NYU. A few of those conversations turned into helping students apply, transfer, and find work.

1. Part 1It started with showing someone around New York

McKinsey & Company

Summer business analyst

A piece goes here after the summer.

Written after the summer.