ABOUT
WONJUN JO
Curiosity That Led Me to Engineering
My interest in electrical engineering began with a simple curiosity about how technology works. I became fascinated by the way circuits, electronic components, and code can work together to transform an idea into a functioning system.
As I explored electrical engineering through coursework and hands-on projects, that curiosity developed into a deeper interest in designing and building. I enjoy the process of understanding a problem, testing different approaches, and discovering why something works—or why it does not.
Each project has helped me strengthen not only my technical skills, but also my patience, adaptability, and approach to problem-solving. I see engineering as a continuous process of learning, experimenting, and improving, and I look forward to exploring where that process takes me next.
MY PROCESS
01 — Explore
01
Define the Problem
I begin by understanding the challenge, identifying key requirements, and breaking the problem into manageable parts.
02
Research & Plan
I explore possible approaches, review relevant concepts, and plan the components, tools, and methods needed to move forward.
02 — Build
01
Design & Prototype
I turn ideas into an initial design, building circuits or prototypes to test how the concept works in practice.
02
Program & Integrate
I connect hardware and software, using programming and system integration to bring individual components together.
03 — Test & Improve
01
Test & Troubleshoot
I test the system, analyze unexpected results, and trace problems back to their source.
02
Refine & Reflect
I use what I learn from testing to improve the design and reflect on what could be done differently in the next iteration.