Hey, I'm Huijo.

Data scientist by day, lifelong learner by night.

My polymath journey thrives on daily 1% growth, anchored in:

  • Zero to One Entrepreneurship
  • Leadership & Feedback Radical Candor
  • Predictive Modeling Forecasting
  • Computer VisionExtract insights from images
  • MLOps & Data EngineeringScratch to Scalable
  • IoTSource data from the ground

Eager to expand this list—and myself—through life's adventures.

Things I am proud of

  • being a husband and a father
  • founded and built hexafarms from 0 to 400k ARR business and left when it’s time for the next step
  • served in the Special Forces and learned what the patience is like
  • flew to Australia without money and English knowledge, but finally saved the money for tuition fees
  • volunteered as a math teacher for students from less fortunate families
  • joined one of the biggest automotive companies (Hyundai Motors) and left when it’s time for the next step
  • graduated with honors in Mechanical Engineering (BSc) and Robotics (MSc)
  • extended master research and published it in the research paper
  • narrated my story as the top story

Things I believe

  • shipping fast beats waiting for perfection
    • better to iterate quickly, fail fast, and fix than to over-engineer
  • pursue truth ruthlessly
    • truth often hurts—but it’s necessary
    • truth comes after a long reflection
  • seek and embrace feedback
    • take criticism objectively, without ego
    • give feedback that’s clear, kind, and constructive
    • radical candor
  • leadership is accountability, not authority
    • own outcomes, regardless of title or role
  • measure success by quantitative impact
    • it’s often hard to track progress—but what gets measured gets improved
  • hard things take time
    • difficult concept to understand? take time to read repeatedly
    • non agreeable opinions? experience it and be in one’s shoes.
    • break it down into smaller pieces and tackle them one by one
  • customers pay you, not your boss
    • customers tell you what they want, but it’s not always what solves their pain
    • be obsessed with finding what really solves their pain
    • seek to understand, not to be understood

Solution in the field
True joy comes after customer satisfaction.