Jaeyong Lee.

Senior Design Manager at Microsoft

Hi there,

I'm Jaeyong, a firm believer in the transformative power of design. Design goes beyond aesthetics; it's about making electronic gadgets more usable, hospital services more patient-centric, and digital apps redefining how we interact with the world. It's a catalyst for incremental improvements in people's lives, shaping our perceptions, thoughts, and behaviors. My mission is to contribute to these positive changes through purposeful and user-centric design.

Currently immersed in the dynamic field of user experience at Microsoft, I leverage the capabilities of AI to empower developers. The fusion of human-centric design and artificial intelligence is where the magic happens, offering solutions that not only meet but anticipate user needs.

In my previous roles, I played a key role in nurturing future businesses. From designing public lighting management systems for smart cities to leading embodied UI/UX designs for diverse Air products, co-designing innovative Male Grooming mobile apps, and contributing to award-winning concept designs, I've been at the forefront of impactful design solutions.

Originally from the quaint town of Masan in South Korea, I'm currently based in the vibrant city of Shanghai. My design journey has taken me to various corners of the world, including Seoul, Helsinki, Singapore, and now, Shanghai.

Thank you for stopping by.

Jaeyong is...

“A super talented designer who always shows his passion through his daily work; highly motivated, self-driven and a great performer both individually and as teamwork.

He has my highest recommendation and I will be honored to be his referral at anytime.”

Peter Lee, VP of Product Group at Songmics Home

“Bright, honest, creative and excellent communication skills made him the go-to guy for many people...I was impressed by his end-customer focus and his bright and creative ways of bringing that consumer voice into projects”

Björn Lievens, Senior Program Manager, Medidata Solutions

Recent inspirations come by

Drive Slow
-Mac Ayres

Bing meishi (Ice coffee in Chinese)
-Myself

Jaeyong Lee

Senior Design Manager at Microsoft
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