An engineer's brain,
Software engineer from Taiwan. Finished a full marathon, a 113 km triathlon, and the Sun Moon Lake open-water swim — now looking for my next challenge, in Japan.
I'm not coming to Japan to save money — I'm coming to live differently. Offer me a unique experience, and the rest is negotiable.
Currently seeking: work exchange — ski resorts, guesthouses, mountain or seaside lodges, all welcome.
This is an honest wish list, not a list of requirements. A truly unique experience outranks everything on it.
For the past two years, I've been meeting my limits one race at a time — on foot, on a bike, and in open water. Fitness isn't a hobby to me. It's my most reliable asset.
Five-plus years of experience, from semiconductors to software. Forget the job titles — here's what matters: I learn fast, I communicate, and I finish what I start.
Worked in English every day with colleagues in Europe, the US, India, and the Philippines. Coordinated cross-country processes and automated the tedious reporting away.
Analyzed Japan's inbound/outbound and tourism data, delivering insights to prefectural governments. I turn messy data into charts anyone can read at a glance.
Driving growth and e-commerce at a company where Japan is a key market. I use AI tools to sharpen marketing and streamline operations — small team, big output.
In college, I worked at a wedding banquet hall and served at over 50 weddings. I also worked as a cleaner — scrubbing every restroom on campus. What I learned then still holds:
No job is small — there are only people who do it well.
→ Serving tables, cleaning, heavy lifting: done it all, glad to do it again.
5+ years of full-time experience; quick to pick up new environments and tools
Full marathon, 113 km triathlon, 360 km single-day ride. Physical work is no problem
No medical conditions; consistent training and a disciplined routine
After the typhoon, I helped clear homes in Guangfu — shoveling sludge as heavy as wet cement.
If I could shovel that, snow will feel light.
Bouldering · Surfing — On days without a race, you'll find me on the wall or in the waves.
