ABOUT
Haru Jang is a Product designer, Design researcher, and Storyteller who's passionate about STEAM education and all things related to human factors psychology. When it comes to devising integrated product solutions, she believes that insights gained through discovery lead to design journey breakthroughs. Bridging stories between products and people forms the cornerstones of her creative philosophy.
After graduating Temple University with her BFA, Haru got her start designing Hawaiian folklore-inspired fine jewelry, which have been featured in JCK Magazine issues. She later received her MS:ID from Thomas Jefferson University, and went on to design medical devices, animal prosthetics, office products, and furniture. Haru has also taught Drexel PROD classes as an Adjunct Professor, and enjoys running creative workshops and seminars.
As a Narrative Designer in EdTech Game Publishing, Haru designs tailored story content for virtual healthcare simulations. Her mission is to address gaps in representation and create content that fosters empathy, builds inclusivity, and promotes critical thinking skills. Hearing users say they identify with virtual characters makes her heart happy.
If she is not curled up with rescue dog, working on speculative fiction in her free time, then she is most likely monster-hunting online or in the real world 📚🎮
After graduating Temple University with her BFA, Haru got her start designing Hawaiian folklore-inspired fine jewelry, which have been featured in JCK Magazine issues. She later received her MS:ID from Thomas Jefferson University, and went on to design medical devices, animal prosthetics, office products, and furniture. Haru has also taught Drexel PROD classes as an Adjunct Professor, and enjoys running creative workshops and seminars.
As a Narrative Designer in EdTech Game Publishing, Haru designs tailored story content for virtual healthcare simulations. Her mission is to address gaps in representation and create content that fosters empathy, builds inclusivity, and promotes critical thinking skills. Hearing users say they identify with virtual characters makes her heart happy.
If she is not curled up with rescue dog, working on speculative fiction in her free time, then she is most likely monster-hunting online or in the real world 📚🎮