About Me
Hi, I’m Myeongjin(MJ) Kang, a product manager with a background in computer science and business, currently working at Toss Bank and preparing to join the Berkeley Haas MBA Class of 2027.
Over the past few years, I’ve launched and grown user-centered products in fintech, including joint accounts, shared ledgers, and tools for better financial collaboration. I bring a unique blend of technical understanding, strategic thinking, and a deep curiosity about user behavior. I believe great products are born at the intersection of data, empathy, and bold execution.
My personal projects often explore how technology can make life easier and more intentional, whether it’s through fitness (CrossFit WOD analyzers), personal finance tools, or AI-enhanced workflows. I’m especially excited about how AI and product-led growth can empower individuals and small teams to build at scale.
Outside of work, I’m a tech geek, CrossFit Level 1 Trainer, and a lifelong learner who enjoys philosophy, systems thinking, and writing.
About This Blog
This blog is where I share thoughts on product, personal growth, and side projects I’m working on. With over three years of experience in the IT industry, I've seen first-hand how quickly the market can change and how important it is to stay on top of new trends and developments.
As a product manager, I am responsible for developing and executing product strategies that align with our company's goals and vision. But I believe that being a product manager is more than just managing products - it's about delivering a new point of view for product updates and the IT market as a whole.
That's why I started this blog - to share my insights and experiences in the product management space and offer my own perspective on the IT market. Whether you're a product manager, developer, marketer, or just interested in the IT industry, my hope is that you'll find value in the content I share.
So, join me on this journey as we explore the world of product management and IT together. Let's learn from each other and push the boundaries of what's possible in the world of technology.
