Charlie Keum

Charlie Keum has diverse work experience in the field of design and user experience. Charlie began their career in 2002 as an Associate Creative Director at FCB Global, where they led marketing programs for major clients and managed new business efforts. Charlie then worked as a Creative Director at VML, collaborating on new business wins and leading a variety of client projects. In 2011, they became the Founder and Principal of Jumpmodo, a mobile product incubator focused on proprietary apps and start-up consultation.

Following this, Keum served as the UX Design Director at iRGONOMIC, leading user experience initiatives and overseeing design and development teams. Charlie then became the Creative UX Director at Capture Media, where they led the launch of the company's web and mobile responsive site and worked closely with executive leadership in content strategy and design.

Keum went on to hold the position of Creative Director and UX & Design at Mobiquity, a leading consultancy specializing in mobile application development. Charlie worked with Fortune 500 clients and led projects for companies such as Novartis and CapitalOne. Charlie then joined Tradeshift as a UX Design Manager, envisioning and executing new features and augmenting the design system for a global design team.

In 2017, Keum became the Creative Director and UI/UX at Impetus, where they focused on UI/UX design. Charlie later joined Strive Consulting as a Design Manager, leading the creation of an enterprise Design System for a large-scale automotive platform.

Most recently, Keum joined Hudson MX as a Product Design Manager in 2019. The specific role and work responsibilities at this company are not provided in the given information.

Charlie Keum attended Parsons School of Design - The New School from 1994 to 1998. Charlie obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Design Technology during their time at the institute. In addition to their formal education, Charlie received additional certifications in Android SDK from Google Inc. in May 2009 and iOS Developer License from Apple Corp. in April 2008.