Portrait of Khang

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

  1. 01
    Foundation

    Supply Chain & Operations

    I graduated in Industrial Management from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, specializing in Supply Chain & Operations Management.

    2021-2025
  2. 02
    A change in direction

    From processes to data

    Questions about bottlenecks and decisions led me into analytics in 2023, and then opened the way to AI.

    2023-present
  3. 03
    Current work

    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.

    present
  4. 04
    Goal

    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.

    future

My projects

My tech stack

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.

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 04

    Build an evidence-led workplan

    Define the data, methods, experiments, risks, owners, and evidence threshold required to answer each hypothesis.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  7. 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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