Summary
Ken Kang is a software engineer-turned-founder coach with 11 years of experience building accessible, high-performance web applications and developer workflows from Seattle. He’s shipped production systems across e-commerce and agency settings—implementing React-driven front ends, permissioned GraphQL APIs, Neo4j/Postgres backends, and Gatsby integrations—while emphasizing testing, accessibility, and SEO. Ken has a track record of turning legacy codebases into modern React architectures and contributed to revenue-driving features at scale early in his career. Equally comfortable coaching founders as he is pairing on complex technical problems, he blends rigorous engineering discipline from Hack Reactor with a humanities perspective from the University of Washington. An organizer and instructor in community projects, he brings product-minded curiosity and practical delivery experience to early-stage teams.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree on Philosophy and Comparative Religion, Philosophy and Religious Studies, 3.8 w/ Honors, Bachelor's degree on Philosophy and Comparative Religion, Philosophy and Religious Studies, 3.8 w/ Honors at University of Washington
Advanced Software Engineering Immersive, Advanced Software Engineering Immersive at Hack Reactor
English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese