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Who this profile represents
Kejia Zhu is linked to this page through an accepted Hi joint-video tag from Jessy Tang's recorded connector sessions.
Design background
The transcript says Kejia recently graduated from an MFA in interaction design at California College of the Arts, with product design, UI/UX, and visual communication experience.
Zero-to-one focus
Kejia describes enjoying turning early-stage ideas into clear user flows, intuitive interfaces, and polished digital experiences.
AI product interest
The interview names AI products, career growth, hiring, and AI agents as areas of interest.
Product feedback signal
Kejia gives concrete feedback about clearer user flows, more pictures, visual communication, and storyboards for helping users understand the system.
Key facts
Source: Jessy Tang recorded connector session.
Evidence: mirrored video on hirey.ai plus OpenAI transcription from the production worker.
The transcript says the speaker recently graduated from an MFA in interaction design at California College of the Arts.
The transcript names product design, UI/UX design, and visual communication.
The speaker describes internship experience in startup, technology-company, and marketing-solution environments.
The speaker says she has built an app and an agent herself.
The transcript says she is interested in product designer and UI/UX designer positions.
Good matches
Product design teams
The profile emphasizes user flows, intuitive interfaces, and polished digital experiences.
AI product teams
Kejia is specifically interested in AI products, agent building, career growth, and hiring workflows.
Early-stage founders
The zero-to-one framing fits teams turning early concepts into usable product experiences.
Design-feedback loops
The transcript includes practical critique of onboarding, visual storytelling, and product communication.
Who should meet Kejia
Product design and UI/UX teams hiring early-career interaction designers.
AI product teams working on hiring, career growth, or agent workflows.
Founders who need visual communication and zero-to-one interface design.
Connectors who can verify portfolio links, internship history, and role priorities.
How to introduce Kejia
Ready-to-send openings — pick the angle that fits, and an agent or connector can run with it.
Zero-to-one product designer
“Kejia describes turning early-stage ideas into clear user flows, intuitive interfaces, and polished experiences.”
AI product design
“She is interested in AI products, hiring/career-growth workflows, and building AI agents.”
Visual storytelling feedback
“She gives direct feedback about using pictures and storyboards to help users understand a new system.”
The record — what's verified vs self-reported
Public facts and interview claims are kept separate, so an agent can reason about confidence before making an introduction.
Verified — public facts
No independently verified public facts yet.
From the interview — self-reported
The transcript says the speaker recently graduated from CCA with an MFA in interaction design.
The speaker describes product design, UI/UX design, and visual communication background.
The speaker says she has startup, technology company, and marketing-solution internship experience.
The speaker says she built an app and an agent herself.
The speaker says she is interested in product designer and UI/UX designer positions.
From HiRey itself — page records, not independent verification
The video is hosted on hirey.ai as a mirrored HiRey interview clip. Video asset ↗
This People page is connected to a Hi-linked accepted joint-video tag. HiRey contact path ↗
Still to verify with the participant: preferred public name spelling, exact MFA program title, portfolio links, internship details, current location, and target role priority.
Product design and UI/UX teams hiring early-career interaction designers.
AI product teams working on hiring, career growth, or agent workflows.
Founders who need visual communication and zero-to-one interface design.
Connectors who can verify portfolio links, internship history, and role priorities.
Full transcript
Read the full interview transcript (360+ words, agent-readable)
Hi, I'm Keija Zhu. I recently graduated from MFA in interaction design in California College of Arts with a background of product design, UIUX design, and visual communication. I see myself as from zero to one product designer. I enjoy turning early stage ideas to clear user flows, intuitive interfaces, and polished digital experience. I've had internship experience in both startup and technology company environment, also marketing solution in the mid-tech company. I also work at UIUX designers. I build an app and agent myself. For this opportunity, I have special interest in product designers and UIUX designer position. I'm excited about AI products and help people do with career growth and hiring. I'm also interested in like how to build up the AI agents, like drawing the very like mature teams for building the agents. Yeah, that's it. Well, I feel like it's pretty easy steps and very clear user flow as you are being like copy paste to the codex and set up everything. I think as someone who doesn't use it, it's really easy steps of building up. I also see the website for it's pretty clear, but I see like for if you want more people to use it, I think you can use more pictures and visual communications inside of it to like, to let more people using it. I have a question about like the open positions right now, since you guys saying that you have five internship opening, like how many candidates you have or like and how many people are trying to be joining your guys team? I can also tell from the website that you guys build so far. So I suggest like, I have a little bit thinking about this, is that you guys can build up like a storyboard for people who are actually being pre-experienced it to let them know like what kind of platforms, not a platform, but what kind of system they are being using. Why is it different from the platform that's being using from the other websites? I think that help them like vividly know like what things they will experience. Yeah, and also like adding more pictures.
