
Hi, I’m Kevin Ji — a designer, engineer, and problem-solver with a passion for blending technology, creativity, and craftsmanship. I graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2024, and currently working on architectural project and server maintenance as an independent contractor
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My first introduction to STEM is through PC building at middle school in 2013. After that, I manage to design and build my first 3D printer in the garage through research online and create an engineering club at my high school. Later, I manage to get my first professional experience through SEATREC. Where I worked using 3D printing knowledge to expedite prototyping for parts inside underwater robotic.
In pursue of my dream at building my own house. I self taught on architectural design in order to design my dream home. I learned how to do electrical and pluming/HVAC as well as plan drawing.
My professional experience spans diverse fields. With a strong foundation in architecture, I’ve designed multiple houses and worked as a licensed realtor, gaining firsthand insight into the intersection of design, functionality, and market needs. I also developed a custom task and management software for WinWin Company, streamlining workflows and improving operational efficiency.
I’m proficient in various software include Revit, Fusion 360, AutoCAD and 3D printing — a craft I’ve pursued since I was 14 when i started my stem interest. I’ve built custom computers, including compact small-form-factor PCs for others, building website via apache and nginx (including this one which is hosted on my own server with wordpress), designed and assembled a mechanical watch, and even engineered my own 3D printers. I also create 3D CAD solutions to tackle real-world, day-to-day problems.
Outside of work, I’m an avid photographer as well as a lifelong LEGO enthusiast. Whether I’m building precision devices, designing spaces, or solving complex engineering challenges, I’m driven by curiosity, craftsmanship, and the joy of turning ideas into reality.