I work across disciplines
I connect planning, content, information architecture, and development into one flow — reducing what gets lost between planning and building.
About · Lina Noh (노신예)
As a Human-Centered AI Product Builder, I turn recurring complexity into understandable flows and working software.
Journey
01 · Start
Supporting and operating an edtech business, I experienced first-hand the complexity created by different users and field constraints.
02 · Shift
Instead of leaving problems as documents, I began structuring them directly into web, software, and automation products.
03 · Now
With Dear Me and TonePilot, I design AI automation, explanation, and user control for everyday life and creative work.
04 · Next
I aim to study the conditions under which people understand and confidently direct AI, through graduate research in Human-Centered AI / HCI.
How I Work
I connect planning, content, information architecture, and development into one flow — reducing what gets lost between planning and building.
I don't claim a team's results as my own; I distinguish the operations, requirements, documents, and prototypes I was directly responsible for.
Skills I'm still learning are labeled Learning on the Skills page, never listed as if mastered.
Openly sharing failures, pauses, and next steps is part of how I earn trust.
Philosophy
| People first | Start from people's recurring burdens, not from technology. |
| Speak of change | Talk about the understanding, time, and confidence users gain — not features. |
| Correctable AI | Aim for AI that admits it can be wrong and can be fixed, rather than "perfect" AI. |
| Preserve control | Automation must never take away the user's control. |
| Reasons as evidence | Show why something was designed that way, not just that it was built. |
Beyond Work
I play guitar and love band music — TonePilot began there. Wanting to truly understand my own living expenses became Dear Me. Both projects started from complexity I experienced myself.
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