Loading
Keunyoung Yoon

Data Engineer

Data Scientist

Data Analyst

Keunyoung Yoon

Data Engineer

Data Scientist

Data Analyst

Download Resume Contact Me

My life in pictures

Career Adventures

23-year-old Me who graduated without ever taking a break (And I was already working at the company by then.)
Graduation day with my dear mom and dad
The proud ID photo I snapped when I joined the company. Every day was a joy.
The first game show I participated in on my own.
E-Sports matches – it was joyful to see talent shine.
If it was about testing, I had planned them all.

Worked hard, in junior days. Might sound cliché, but sometimes there are experiences that can only be expressed as such. The experiences from that time helped me get a better grasp of the people and events in the data.

My clean desk from the early days of joining (with action figures sneaking in next to each other)
One of my FIFA Days
In the midst of COVID.
A DB table map is hanging on the wall.

As I gradually shifted to an data analyst role, my desk became full.

And I’m a Writer

Author of a novel that received over 2 million views and sold tens of thousands of copies. (Wrote under a pseudonym, and as the site is public, the Korean information has been mosaic-blurred.)
Due to its popularity, a box set was also released. All of these mockups go through the author’s approval, from the initial design stage to the final product.
The revenue from my most recently published work.

I’ve loved writing since I was young. Writing has been a great way for me to share the emotions I’ve experienced (happy, painful and maybe ambivalent) from meeting and observing people. Fortunately, many people liked it, allowing me to publish books.

I also love to help people.

As soon as I entered college, I came to know about the Grameen Bank and developed an interest in Social Entrepreneurship.
Certificate of Appreciation from the Local Community Office
The following year – photographs as well…

From preparing for a Social Venture to nearly five years of supporting low-income families – thanks to long-standing donations and anonymous gifts on special occasions, I have also received a certificate of appreciation.

I absolutely love exercising

Krav Maga

For several years, I passionately learned Krav Maga. Instead of just learning how to fight, I learned how to remain calm in challenging situations and developed patience, even in the face of adversity.
And– it was a lot of fun. The experience of sparring with others in pairs was truly incomparable.

And Other activities

I often went hiking with my father. Usually, it was too tough to bother taking pictures, but luckily, we’ve got this one awesome shot.

Recently, I’ve switched to powerlifting. I find joy not only in moving my body but also in exerting strength. My goal is to deadlift 80kg(175 pounds). Having practiced Krav Maga(martial arts/cardio exercise) for quite some time, I thought weightlifting would be vastly different. However, in the end, it seems similar in terms of patience and the battle with oneself.