About me
Hi there!I'm Khang
I graduated in Industrial Management, specializing in Supply Chain & Operations Management at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology. That foundation taught me to look closely at systems, processes, and operational bottlenecks. I later moved into data, AI, and vibe coding, where I can turn an idea into a working product with my own hands. I want to use what I learn and build to create more practical value for people and society.
My journey
- 01Foundation2021-2025
Supply Chain & Operations
I graduated in Industrial Management from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, specializing in Supply Chain & Operations Management.
- 02A change in direction2023-present
From processes to data
Questions about bottlenecks and decisions led me into analytics in 2023, and then opened the way to AI.
- 03Current workpresent
Learning by rolling up my sleeves
I pick a concrete problem, build a small version, record the assumptions, and open the code to see what holds up.
- 04Goalfuture
Toward autonomous value chain creation
My long-term goal is to bring AI into supply chain so data, analysis, decisions, and execution connect as one system - each operating cycle creating value and improving the next.
My projects
My tech stack
AI providers
Analytics & app build
My thinking framework
I combine McKinsey's seven-step problem solving, Design Thinking, and DevOps to frame the right problem, validate decisions, and improve continuously.
- 01
Define the problem and decision question
Start with the people involved and the decision to support; clarify the objective, scope, constraints, and success criteria before considering solutions.
- 02
Structure with an issue tree / hypothesis tree
Break the problem into logical branches using a MECE lens - mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive - then turn the important branches into testable hypotheses.
- 03
Prioritize by impact and ability to influence
Focus on the levers that can materially change the outcome and are within reach, rather than spreading the analysis too thin.
- 04
Build an evidence-led workplan
Define the data, methods, experiments, risks, owners, and evidence threshold required to answer each hypothesis.
- 05
Analyze, test, learn, and prototype
Start with heuristics and exploratory data analysis, then use data, experiments, and prototypes to learn quickly, test hypotheses, and adjust the direction.
- 06
Synthesize into a governing thought
Distill the findings into a clear line of reasoning, making the trade-offs and confidence level explicit so the decision is actionable.
- 07
Recommend, deploy, and improve
Turn the conclusion into an owned action plan; use version control, CI/CD, observability, and feedback loops to ship, measure, and improve continuously.
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