Wonsik Cho serves as the Vice President of Samsung E&A, overseeing the sustainable technologies and business development. His responsibilities include managing venture investment and collaboration efforts related to technology scouting, scaling up, and commercializing emerging technologies in sustainable sectors such as carbon capture, green hydrogen, renewable fuels, and e-fuels.

Moreover, he leads the sales and marketing function within Samsung E&A's sustainable solutions business division. Wonsik is accountable for global sales and marketing in the energy transition sector, with a focus on developing projects in carbon capture and utilization, renewable fuels, and lower carbon solutions like hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol.

Prior to joining Samsung E&A in March 2023, he held the position of director of the technical sales group at Honeywell UOP. In this role, he was responsible for technical proposals, cost estimates, and business development for all of Honeywell UOP’s equipment businesses, including modular refineries, gas processing, hydrogen, midstream NGL plant, and licensor proprietary equipment.

Wonsik had led Honeywell UOP’s modular / equipment engineering group as the director of equipment engineering, contributing significantly to expanding engineering resources in India, Romania, Belgium, and South Korea. This expansion covered multidisciplinary engineering teams encompassing process, mechanical, piping, electrical, instrument, and control.

He played a crucial role in supporting breakthrough technology development and its deployment in collaboration with the R&D team.

Before his tenure at Honeywell UOP, he worked as an application and project engineer at SK Ecoplant for a decade, overseeing refining and petrochemical projects in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. He gained extensive experience managing field engineering, start-up, and commissioning activities at various jobsites in the Middle East and Europe.

Wonsik holds an MBA from Korea University in Seoul, Korea and a Bachelor of Engineering degree in mechanical engineering from the same university.