A CLEARER NEXT CHAPTER.
EUJobs
A job platform for European affairs, taken from an idea through to a business sale.
FOUNDER / PRODUCTA little curiosity changes the shape of things.
I’m Madan. I turn messy work into things people can use.
From the first question to the last useful detail.
01 / SELECTED WORK
PRODUCT · SYSTEMS · EXPERIMENTSA business built from an idea.
A team’s everyday systems.
A tool born from curiosity.
And a little room for fun.
A job platform for European affairs, taken from an idea through to a business sale.
FOUNDER / PRODUCTEmail migration for the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Korea.
ZMANTIC / IMPLEMENTATIONA local prompt counter for understanding everyday AI conversation habits.
BROWSER EXTENSION / PUBLIC CODE04 / PLAYFUL SIDE PROJECT
Business cards,
with a plot twist.
A QR code that turns “nice to meet you” into a hello in your inbox. Scan, open a ready-to-edit email, tap Send. A small thing I made because staying in touch should be a little more fun.
Meet the projectPhoto: Joe Bielawa · CC BY 2.0 / credits
02 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK
A WIDE FIELD OF VIEWMADAN PARK
BASED IN SEOUL
ALWAYS CURIOUS.
I’m a product builder working across software and the systems small teams depend on. I built and sold EUJobs. Through Zmantic, I help organisations make their digital operations work better.
My own projects explore AI conversations, policy information, voice, and accessibility. I enjoy the whole arc: understanding the problem, making something tangible, and improving it with the people who use it.
OpenAI ✳ Zed ✳ ElevenLabs
A HABIT OF MAKING.03 / HOW I WORK
FROM THE QUESTION TO THE HANDOVERStart with the work as it happens. The repeated task, the missing connection, the system nobody enjoys using.
A website, a migration, a useful workflow. Keep the scope clear and put the result in people’s hands.
Test the details. Explain the decisions. Make the next step understandable for the person taking over.
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