KBS journalist specializing in economic affairs, with reporting experience in public finance and banking. Recipient of numerous honors, including the Korea Investigative Journalism Award and other major journalism awards.
In recent years, has focused on documentary production centered on sustainability, using data to raise critical questions about the long-term viability of Korea's economy, society, and environment. Works for KBS's In-depth 60 Minutes include Samsung: The Lost Decade, Escape from Ulsan: A City Losing Its Youth, and Days and Nights of the Destitute Elderly.
Last year's Transition and Growth: The Crisis of the Capital Region's Energy Monopoly—an investigation into the energy transition and the concentration of electricity consumption in the Seoul metropolitan area—was awarded the inaugural Climate, Energy, and Environment Reporting Award, along with the Broadcast Journalist of the Month Award. This year, continues to examine South Korea's solar and wind transition through The View, exploring energy security and carbon neutrality.
Author of The World After the Great Shock (2023) and Samsung Electronics: Signals (2025).