Challenge yourself with Hanwha Finance.
Where ambition meets opportunity —
and talent becomes global.
Define moments that shape the DNA of your career.
In 2025, interns from across the world came together to push boundaries, solve real problems, and grow as
future leaders.
We didn’t just learn — we built. We connected. We shaped the future of finance, together.
Here are the moments that defined us.
Learning to Think Like an Investor
Jaey Kim_ Emory University
Alternative Investment
I transformed weekly market analysis reports into actionable insights and learned how to approach
problems with an investor’s mindset. Preparing for my mid-term presentation and receiving feedback
from mentors gave me a clear understanding of how professionals make investment decisions.
Hanwha’s buddy system helped me quickly adapt and grow into a more confident future investment
professional.
Growing as a Developer
Jaewon Moon_McGill University
AI Research
I went beyond my original assignment to work on AI agent development, a project I was deeply
passionate about. Collaborating with peers taught me new ways to solve technical challenges, and I discovered how much I enjoy fast-paced, hands-on development. By the end of my internship, I had strengthened my coding skills and built a working demo I was proud of.
Sharpening My Analytical Edge
Warrick Kwon_ University of Chicago
Global Investment Strategy
One of my proudest moments was writing a proposal recommending against a potential investment — and defending it with clear, logical reasoning. Analyzing banks’ changing revenue models and tracking real-time market trends taught me to combine data with judgment, skills I will carry forward as I
explore a future career as an LP or GP investor.
Turning Creativity into Strategy
Kate Kim_Washington University in St. Louis
Art & Culture Marketing
I helped shape how Hanwha’s headquarters could host future art and culture projects — from
surveys to VIP program proposals. Crafting clear, logical presentations became my strength, and
navigating compliance taught me how to turn creative ideas into actionable strategies. This
experience showed me the excitement of building something new and confirmed my passion for art and marketing.
Building Confidence Across Cultures
Gabriella Ramona Sharon_ University of Indonesia
Corporate Development
Being a foreign intern pushed me to step outside my comfort zone and build relationships with my
Korean peers and mentors. I contributed meaningful insights through market research on AI in
Indonesia and was trusted to propose strategies that impacted my team’s work. This experience
strengthened my communication skills and showed me the value of cross-cultural collaboration.
Life at Hanwha
