Hello!
My name's Ha Min Ko, but most of my friends call me "ham". I am an aspiring software engineer and junior at Babson college. I love working with web technologies, tackling challenging problems, and business.
Over the past four months, I've honed my skills in order to be full-stack-engineer at a software engineering fellowship. Before that, I spent a semester abroad in Russia, China, and India learning about how different cultures create vastly different business environments.
I'm currently looking for opportunities to write production quality code every day in order to improve my abilities. I'm hoping to work on projects that can positively impact the lives of other people. If my work can make at least one other person happy, it was worth it.
Ha Min Ko
I built PennTracker - an end to end management platform designed to expedite the administrative process of running an annual startup competition with over 1000s of yearly applicants. The backend was built on Node.js/Express, the database using PostgresSQL and Sequelize, and the frontend using standard HTML, CSS and JQuery.
My contributions to this project include the following:
In my first year at Babson, I was part of a 19 member student-run business as part of Babson's first year curriculum. We aimed to enhance the aesthetic of student dorm's and promote better care of plant life by selling succulents and cacti.
Our original business plan was an earpod accessory that would enhance hearing and comfort. Unfortunately, our orders with a manufacturerer in China were delayed time and time again. Three of our members and I worked together to flesh our a new business idea and plan over a day, which we proposed and got approved.
My roles and responsibilites and highlights:
Through CRF, I was put as an intern at Sheppard Mullin LLP. I had the opportunity to learn what it's like to work in an office of a large law firm. I was mainly responsible for cataloging paper files and data input.
Some highlights:
End-to-end management platform for an annual startup competition at UPenn desgiend to expedite the competition process and provide a portal where all members in the competition can access relevant information. The site allows for four different kinds of users, creation of new rubrics and feedback forms, creation of new awards, and other administrative features. Students can create new teams and join pre-existing ones, judges can give feedback to each team for each stage of the competition, and all users can look up other user and team information (depending on user type).
Built using Node.js/Express, JQuery, PostgresSQL, and Sequelize.
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