Christine Jun

Christine Jun, commonly referred to as CJ, is an experienced product designer, engineer, and lecturer with an impressive track record of improving accessibility to essential resources. She graduated from Yale University with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Chemical Engineering, followed by a Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Sustainable Design, and Construction from Stanford University. CJ also studied architecture, environmental design, and urban planning at Tsinghua University and Korean Studies at Sogang University. With a diverse academic background, CJ possesses a unique perspective that enables her to tackle complex and systemic problems in a multifaceted manner.

Throughout her career, CJ has held various positions in reputable organizations, including UX Design Manager at Silicon Valley Bank, Senior Product Designer at Indigov, Lead User Researcher at Stanford University, and Contract Negotiator for Supply Chain and Construction at Cypress Creek Renewables, to mention a few. She has worked in clean tech real estate development and consulted pension funds on sustainable infrastructure investments while delivering strategic solutions for the uber-hairy industry issues.

As a product design expert, CJ reads textbooks for fun, with her current read being systems design. She also lectures at Stanford University where she shares her knowledge with students hungry to learn more about sustainable design, construction, and engineering. Her vast working experience and academic background provide her with a broad knowledge base that enables her to create thoughtfully designed products and services that improve our access to essential resources.