DNK announced on the 22nd that it has hired Richard Y Lee, an IT expert with 20 years of experience, as its Director of Engineering starting this month. Director Lee is a solution architect who has been in charge of developing and operating solutions in various fields such as e-commerce, financial services, telecommunications, insurance, and machine learning since 2005, solving major technical challenges for companies.
From 2019 to March of last year, Director Lee was in charge of projects such as building an e-commerce platform and developing rental and housing solutions at Apartment.com, a global real estate data company, Costa Group. During this period, he is credited with improving user experience and operational efficiency through projects that resulted in the number of monthly website visits exceeding 400 million and annual transaction volume exceeding $1 billion.
Prior to this, Director Lee also introduced digital solutions such as robotic automation process (RPA) and business process management (BPM) at Calamp, a vehicle management software solution company, to improve production efficiency. In addition, he has been working at Pacific Life, an American insurance company, Capital Group, an asset management company, and Experian, a global information analysis company, to develop his expertise in the field of solution architect.
This appointment is expected to provide DNK with the momentum to further enhance its residential property management (PMS) solution and develop new features to meet market demands. Director Lee will play a pivotal role in the technological advancement of PMS products based on his extensive experience in global real estate platform companies.
A DNK official said, “Director Lee’s excellent development capabilities and complex data analysis skills are in line with the talent profile that DNK is pursuing, so we pushed for his swift recruitment.” He added, “We will continue to make generous investments in human resources to transform the rigid real estate proptech sector into a more innovative and flexible one.”
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