Hyungjoo A. Kim is a communication designer, multidisciplinary researcher, and educator. Currently serving as an Associate Professor and Visual Communication Design Program Coordinator at Purdue University (USA), Kim's expertise spans a wide array of disciplines within the design field.

Kim's research and teaching interests are deeply rooted in her commitment to exploring the transformative power of design and visual communication. Her focus areas include Visual Systems, Branding, Typography, and Public, Environmental, and Social Design, all of which play a crucial role in shaping human perception and experience positively.

Kim's work, which has garnered international recognition, has been showcased in prestigious exhibitions and publications worldwide. Notable venues include the 4th Block International Triennial, IPBP (International Poster Biennale for Peace Nanjing), Golden Bee Global Biennale of Graphic Design, and the Gwangju Design Biennale, among others.

In addition to her creative endeavors, Kim has played integral roles in various advisory, steering, jury, and organizing committees for prominent international events and organizations, including the United States International Poster Biennial (USIPB), BI International Poster Art Biennale (BIPB), C-International Design Education Association (C-IDEA), and Posters For Future.