- Graduated from the Department of Electrical and Information Engineering (‘08)
- Nationality: The Philippines

- Current Manager of Healthcare Control Software at Koh Young Technology

I started studying in Korea in 2008. Looking back on my 13 years in Korea, there were many difficulties, but I have no regrets about my choice, as I am satisfied with my current life.

Thanks to the help of the dormitory, the Office of International Affairs, and the teachers and alumni of the International Student Council, I was able to adapt quickly to Korean culture, language, and academic life. In particular, I would like to express my gratitude to Professor Byoungwook Choi for his guidance in achieving my dream.

My advice to the current students is that, "You must learn to cut the bottom of the bamboo ‘satgat’ hat, even if you are spoon-fed from above." It means that you must always be prepared to take advantage of the good opportunities when they come.

Efforts do not betray us. The outcomes are the result of the efforts you put in. Changes or failures should not be feared.

There is no single answer to anything. I hope you live your life to the fullest, thinking that every experience is a process of learning. Thank you.