Norway, March 2017
Yejun.
/jedʒu:n/
I’m a product designer with a background in Art, Economics and Design. I graduated from UC Berkeley School of Information with a master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction. In the past five years, I have worked in a variety of industries to deliver meaningful solutions to enterprise (Dun & Bradstreet, Tencent, RelPro), eCommerce (Shutterfly, Blushup), healthcare (Fovi), education (Teco, SFUSD) and VR (Malloci, Focus) products. Read my design stories at Medium.
I’m currently leading the design for AI-driven sales & marketing solutions at Dun & Bradstreet. If you're looking for designers, have any questions about my projects, or just want to say hi, drop me a line! I'm always open to talk. 📮wuyejun127@gmail.com.
Fun Facts.
Don’t be mad at me if you find me obsessed with emerging tech!
I’ve designed and implemented 3 VR projects so far and my capstone project, Malloci, won the 2020 Chen Award for outstanding final project at UC Berkeley School of Information.
Don’t be surprised if I knock at your door and offer you flowers!
In 2018, I co-founded Bloom Theory San Francisco, a local flower delivery platform, with a florist friend. We create custom bouquets and deliver love and happiness in the Bay Area.
Don’t doubt yourself if you don’t understand a piece of art!
With a BA in Art History and multiple internships at a number of art scenes (Gagosian, Christie’s and artnet) in New York, I still don’t understand most of the contemporary art. However, my aesthetic sense and critical thinking allow me to craft a delightful and intuitive user experience.
Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need a travel partner!
I have traveled to 25 countries🌍in the world and learned 4 languages. Besides my hometown, I have worked and studied in New York, London, San Francisco, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
