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# A coffee chat?

<figure><img src="/files/aXkd9BeIUZXfANlb5alF" alt=""><figcaption><p>Credit to GPT4</p></figcaption></figure>

I'm an introvert who enjoys one-on-one interactions and loves exploring new things. My daily work involves optimizing medical images with deep learning, and sometimes I delve into more engineering-oriented tasks.

* In everyday life, I'm drawn to those inconvenient aspects we've all grown accustomed to, aiming to enhance living standards through thoughtful design.
* I have a passion for books and podcasts about design and product history.
* Through LunchClub, I've engaged in conversations with more than 300 individuals from various industries around the world.
* I'm fascinated by productivity. What seems routine to us might not be the same for others.
* I've dabbled in a variety of workshops, group sessions, and life coaching sessions, and I've  worked as a tech mentor for college students multiple times.

If you'd like to have a coffee chat, please feel free to send me an email at <lwang010@gmail.com>.

Notes:

* Hope the session can be helpful mutually.
* Only supports the online session.&#x20;
* If there is no response to your email, it might be due to a lack of bandwidth recently or because it's not quite a match. Apologize in advance.&#x20;


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