I turn service breakdowns
into working products and systems.
I'm EJ Jung, also known as Euijin Jung: a product designer, co-founder, and builder working across strategy, research, design, and code. I have co-founded healthcare and AI-enabled service products, led UX for ResearchDataGov, a platform serving 16 federal agencies, and built design infrastructure for institutional teams.
- 2012 Practicing since
- 2 Ventures co-founded
- 16 Federal agencies, one platform
- 20+ Archives on one design system
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Yerbba
Co-Founder · Design Lead · Frontend Developer
Co-founded a healthcare platform for breast cancer patients, spanning business planning, user research, service design, frontend engineering, and backend work to make clinical data usable for patients. Operating now.
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Co-Founder · Design Lead
Co-founded a home services marketplace where AI turns a messy repair request into structured, comparable job context, helping homeowners and pros move toward a confident commitment. MVP in progress.
Read case studyInstitutional Works
ResearchDataGov
Product Designer · ICPSR
Unified restricted federal data access across 16 government agencies, building the architecture that made a fragmented system legible and usable for researchers nationwide.
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Design System Lead · ICPSR
Built ICPSR's shared design system from the ground up: one component library, one Figma source of truth, and a theming architecture that serves multiple product teams and funders.
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UX Designer · ICPSR
Designed a reusable file ingestion service for a research archive, replacing a brittle pipeline with direct S3 uploads, real-time status visibility, and clearer file-state patterns.
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About
Twelve years turning ambiguous service problems into shipped products, research platforms, and design systems. Two founding companies, healthcare and AI product work, federal UX at institutional scale, and an M.S. in Applied Data Science in progress at the University of Michigan.
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