At the early-stage startup I was previously part of, I didn't just learn how to write code; I learned the structure of how technology functions as a complete service.
I was primarily responsible for front-end development, but I also handled back-end tasks when necessary to take charge of the core service flow.
In particular, I have experience building and operating pipelines that stably collect and manage over 1 million fashion product data points using FTP/SFTP and web-based architectures.
Through this experience, I have become convinced that the ability to understand and design the entire system is more important than any specific technology.
Currently, I am focusing on AI-based architecture design and structural development methods within the web environment.
Having started as a non-major and come this far through self-study, I understand well the points where people get stuck and the practical difficulties.
That's why in my lectures, I focus on "why we design this way" and "how to think" rather than showing off technical skills.
Simplifying the complex.
A structure that leaves only the essentials.
That is the development philosophy I strive for.