Hyeonseo Ku

Hyeonseo Ku has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Hyeonseo is currently the General Manager of Class101's Foundations, where they oversee foundational areas such as engineering, data analytics, recruiting, and public relations. Additionally, they are responsible for managing B2B and B2G businesses within the company. Prior to this, they served as the CTO of Class101 from July 2021 to June 2023.

Hyeonseo also worked as an Advisor at Antler, a global early-stage investor that supports technology startups and entrepreneurs. Hyeonseo provided guidance and support to numerous startups in various sectors, including AI, cleantech, fintech, and healthtech.

In their earlier career, Hyeonseo held positions at Moloco as a General Manager and Engineering Director, where they led a team of software engineers, data scientists, and business experts to deliver mobile marketing and monetization solutions. Hyeonseo also worked as a Software Development Engineer at Amazon from August 2012 to May 2016.

Additionally, Hyeonseo gained research experience as a Graduate Research Assistant at The University of Texas at Austin and as a Researcher at the University of Seoul.

Earlier in their career, they worked at Tri-d communications as a Tech Lead and Manager, overseeing technical aspects of service delivery and managing a team of 12 members. Hyeonseo also held positions as a Software Engineer at Onion Software and Keystone Technologies.

Overall, Hyeonseo Ku's work experience showcases their expertise in various areas such as technology, engineering, data analytics, and management. Hyeonseo has had significant contributions to the companies they worked for and has shown a strong commitment to driving business growth and innovation.

Hyeonseo Ku pursued their education in the field of Computer Science and Engineering. Hyeonseo completed their Bachelor's degree at Seoul National University from 1997 to 2005. Later, they enrolled at The University of Texas at Austin and obtained a Master's degree in Computer Science between 2010 and 2012.