Working as an AI Engineer in Korea – Careers, Skills, and Industry Insights

Woosong University Kazakhstan successfully hosted a Special Lecture
titled “Working as an AI Engineer in Korea” on Tuesday, November 11th,
at 5:00 PM in the Big Conference Room (4F). The session was delivered by Mr.
KooYoel Jeong, CEO of Moricon, and attracted students with strong
interests in artificial intelligence, technology careers, and the Korean IT
industry.



Mr. KooYoel Jeong is a leading expert in artificial intelligence and
software engineering, with extensive experience in building and managing
AI-driven solutions in Korea. As the CEO of Moricon, he oversees the
development of innovative technologies and works closely with industry partners
to apply AI across various business domains. His professional background spans
AI engineering, product development, and technology leadership, providing
students with a comprehensive perspective on both technical and managerial
aspects of the field.
 

During the lecture, Mr. Jeong shared practical insights into what it
means to work as an AI engineer in Korea. He discussed the current trends
shaping the AI industry, essential technical skills such as machine learning,
data engineering, and model deployment, as well as the importance of
problem-solving and continuous learning in a fast-evolving field. He also
highlighted workplace culture, collaboration within engineering teams, and the
expectations placed on AI professionals in Korean companies.
 

The session further explored career pathways for aspiring AI engineers,
including internship opportunities, recruitment processes, and strategies for
building competitive portfolios. Mr. Jeong emphasized the value of real-world
projects, interdisciplinary knowledge, and effective communication skills when
working with cross-functional teams. An interactive Q&A session allowed
students to ask questions about career preparation, industry challenges, and
future opportunities in AI. 
 

The lecture offered students a realistic and insightful overview of AI
careers in Korea, motivating them to pursue their interests with clarity and
confidence. We extend our sincere appreciation to Mr. KooYoel Jeong for
sharing his expertise and valuable experiences, and we look forward to hosting
more industry-focused lectures that connect academic learning with real-world
practice.