Dohyeon Kim

I’m going to #Config2025 and I’m so excited!

Technical Excellence The foundation of becoming an excellent product engineer starts with technical excellence. Before considering anything else, you need to be proficient in engineering, knowing the basics of your tools…

The Pragmatic Programmer has been incredibly helpful during my journey working on product teams. Here are my thoughts on some of the chapters and why they're so relevant for engineers.

Learn and Iterate In our previous article, we explored how outcome orientation can transform product development. Now let’s take a closer look at how you actually implement this approach using the Build-Measure-Learn…

The Build-Measure-Learn cycle enables product teams to discover what your customers actually want and will pay for, as quickly as possible. I've written an article exploring this concept and its key considerations for product engineers.
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Oh, that’s a nice library. Great work! I have a feeling Apple might end up Sherlocking it…

The future of serialization & deserialization APIs Hello Swift Community, I’m happy to announce that I've been hard at work planning a potential future for serialization & deserialization APIs in Swift. It's clear from community adoption and feedback...

I really loved how Kotlin Serialization let me write simpler code for more complex situations. We might see something like that with the next Swift update!

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Collaboration Collaboration really shines when all these different roles bring their unique superpowers to the table and we figure out how to balance them.

Being a Product Engineer is about caring for the people you work with, being honest yet kind, and bringing your unique engineering perspective to the messy but ultimately rewarding process of building something valuable together. I've written an article about collaboration within a product team.