About

The world fascinates me.

I often dream up solutions to life’s problems with just a touch of my finger in the air. The possibilities of interacting with virtual objects in our physical world are limitless.

Can my goggles map the route down the hill when I ski in low visibility? How can I guide my museum visitors into a piece of history when they’re deeply moved by a work of art? (I used to be a museum guide)

After graduating from Pratt Institute in NYC with a master’s in Visual Communication, I worked as a web/print graphic designer in media and investment companies for eight years. On the side, I taught web design at a government-sponsored career center.

Later I returned to Taiwan to help my family’s manufacturing business. I embraced all possibilities as an Admin Assistant: answering phone calls, serving clients, reviewing contracts, and mediating team conflicts. Staying humble helped me see the bigger picture. Understanding people from all walks of life took me little effort.

California called to me when I hit a low point in 2013. After 11 years of perseverance and unspeakable sacrifices, I’m now at my destination. My journey back to the US was fraught with blood and tears, but I never wavered.

Merging virtual possibilities with real-world experiences inspires me.

I believe there are many ways to make things easier to understand and connect. For example, when I immerse myself in iterating tax returns, I imagine doing it in 3D with smart glasses—interacting with virtual blocks of accounts and exporting financial reports to a real printer. I feel a strong sense of fulfillment whenever I visualize one of my many visions.