Justin Cho

Software Engineer based in Seoul, South Korea

I build product-quality demos that remove real friction—then I prove it with a live link.

My strength is turning messy requirements into clean systems: Next.js for fast shipping + UX/SEO, Supabase(Postgres) for reliable data + RLS, and Tailwind for consistent UI at speed.

I care less about listing features and more about why the product exists, what problem it solves, and what changed after shipping.

If you are hiring, reach out via email!

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Highlights

Quest-On — AI Interactive Exam Platform

Problem → Solution → Impact → Demo

Problem: Grading open-ended reasoning is slow and inconsistent.

Solution: Built an AI-assisted exam flow that captures clarification, feedback, and rubric-based scoring.

Impact: Reduced grading workload by ~80% (10 hrs → 2 hrs) through automated scoring + rubric feedback.

Demo:

Live
3D Printer Management System

3D Printer Management System — Campus-wide Operations Tool

Problem: Students used printers without proper logging, and staff lacked real-time visibility & issue tracking.

Solution: Built a campus-wide status & reservation system with real-time monitoring, queue management, and a professor dashboard.

Impact: Used by ~400 students/semester; improved accountability and reduced "unknown usage" cases.

YouReview

YouReview — Rank & Share Culture

Problem: Personal rankings for films/music/books are scattered across notes and screenshots—hard to share and revisit.

Solution: Built a clean web app to rank, organize, and share lists publicly at youreview.me.

Demo:

Live

Projects

Quest-On AI Interactive Exam Platform
Problem: Grading open-ended reasoning is slow and inconsistent.
Users: Professors and TAs running exams that require structured reasoning and fast, fair evaluation.
Key Decision: Why Next.js: ship SEO-friendly demos fast. Why Supabase: reliable Postgres + Auth/RLS for permissions.
Result: Reduced grading workload by ~80% (10 hrs → 2 hrs) via automated scoring + rubric feedback.
Demo:
My Role: Co-Founder, CPO & Lead Engineer (end-to-end).
3D Printer Management System Campus-wide Operations Tool
Problem: Students used printers without proper logging, and staff lacked real-time visibility & issue tracking.
Users: Students reserving printers and staff/professors managing availability, queues, and incidents.
Key Decision: Built for real-time status visibility and operational accountability (monitoring + queue + dashboard).
Result: Used by ~400 students/semester; improved accountability and reduced “unknown usage” cases.
My Role: Built end-to-end (full-stack).
YouReview Rank & Share Culture
Problem: Personal rankings for films/music/books are scattered across notes and screenshots—hard to share and revisit.
Users: People who want clean, public lists to organize tastes and share recommendations.
Key Decision: Why Next.js: fast iteration + product-like UI/SEO for sharing. Why Tailwind: consistent UI at speed.
Result: Shipped a live, shareable ranking site at youreview.me with public links for instant evaluation.
Demo:
My Role: Solo developer (product + design + engineering).
Portfolio Website Modern, product-like personal site
Problem: Recruiters need a fast way to evaluate scope, decision-making, and proof via demos.
Users: Hiring managers and engineers reviewing work quickly.
Key Decision: Why Next.js: performance + SEO. Why Tailwind: rapid iteration with consistent UI.
Result: Clear, demo-forward layout optimized for quick scanning and immediate evaluation.
My Role: Built and iterated independently.

Experience

Quest-On — Co-Founder, CPO & Lead Engineer
Seoul, Korea · Aug 2025 – Present
  • Built and shipped a full-stack AI assessment platform end-to-end (Next.js, Supabase, OpenAI), launching an MVP in 3 months.
  • Reduced grading workload by ~80% (10 hrs → 2 hrs) by implementing rubric-based scoring and automated feedback generation.
  • Designed a 4-stage LLM interaction engine to evaluate reasoning in real time (clarification → guidance → draft → rubric feedback).
  • Ran 2 live AI copilot exams with 20+ students and maintained stable operation without major incidents; collaborated with 4 professors to align product and pedagogy.

Awards

KoreaIT Academy — Web Service Development Competition 1st Place
2025
SNAAC (Seoul National University Accelerator) — Advanced to Final Round (Pre–Demo Day)
2025
Startup Express (Korea University) — Advanced to Final Round (Pre–Demo Day)
2025