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Deependra Vishwakarma

Where I work · South Korea

AI and product engineering for Korean teams taking products global.

Startups and scale-ups going global that need AI and product engineering at speed.
Your week
Monday to Friday
Cities
Seoul
Language
Korean and English
Currency
KRW

Sound familiar?

  • You're taking a product to the US or Europe and it has to meet their privacy and accessibility expectations from the first release.
  • You want AI features shipped quickly, with evaluations so quality doesn't drift after launch.
  • Your team needs senior engineering capacity for a few months to hit a launch date.

Working across the time difference

Korea is three and a half hours ahead, the same as Japan: my morning is your afternoon. Seollal and Chuseok are in my calendar, and the work runs in short cycles with a demo at the end of each.
When my day overlaps with South Korea
MarketCityOverlap, local timeWork week
South KoreaSeoul GMT+9Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00Mon–Fri

Contracts and payment

Invoices in won or US dollars, per milestone, paid through Wise or Payoneer. I can work under your services agreement with milestones.

  • Intellectual property is assigned to you on payment.
  • An NDA before we discuss details, if you'd like one.
  • A written update every week, and a demo whenever there's something to see.
  • Working hours that overlap yours.

The rules your product lives under

Engineering guidance, not legal advice: what these rules mean for how software is built, with the official source for each. Your lawyer decides what applies to you.

Questions

Do you work in Korean?

I work in English. For Korean-language products I build the interface and its structure, and the copy comes from a native writer.

How do we start?

With a small, fixed-price first step. The contact page shows my current availability.

Can you help us prepare for the US or EU?

Yes: a review of the architecture and data handling, and what must change for those markets, as engineering guidance rather than legal advice.

Working from South Korea? Start with a brief.

Tell me about the problem. I’ll reply with the smallest useful first step, when I could start and how our hours line up.