Try. Learn. Apply.
That unbroken loop is what made me who I am.
I started as an engineer bringing up mobile chipsets, went on to run an overseas R&D center, and now work at Coupang. This is where I keep a record of what I try and what I learn.
The roles behind me, in numbers — counting only my own share
At Samsung, from systems software to global R&D operations
People working across the Mobile Business portfolio I led at Samsung Research Ukraine
Of the 10 advanced-technology projects identified through the pipeline I ran, 5 made it into products
Led the project behind the world’s first mobile security certification of its kind, as the center’s Mobile Business lead
Three things I am still working on
How to run R&D
Organizing what I learned from aligning very different overseas R&D centers — project discovery, metrics and portfolio — and applying it again to the work in front of me.
Related posts → 4Working with AI
Building a system where AI writes daily briefings and checks itself — and logging where it gets things wrong.
Related posts → 14How organizations work
Turning what I learn on the job, in coaching and in study groups into better ways for people and teams to work.
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