Two Pillars · 60%
Learning by Building
What sets my work apart is not the number of apps or projects, but the drive behind them — a builder's instinct I learned from watching my father start companies from nothing.
Source of the drive
“I did not inherit my father's success. I inherited his refusal to stop at any limit.”
My father grew up in a poor rural province, where conditions and opportunity were both scarce. Through knowledge, discipline and persistence, he rose above his circumstances to build an ecosystem of technology companies in IT, AI and education, with hundreds of employees in Vietnam — winner of multiple Sao Khue Awards and named among Vietnam's Top 10 leading IT enterprises.
But what inspires me is not what he achieved; it is that he has never stopped — still learning, still seeking harder problems, still creating new value. I chose not to walk a path already paved for me, but to build my own — through AvaB and EduVision-AI — on one simple belief: technology should widen access to learning for as many people as possible.
SAT
Superscore 1590 · Math 800/800
IELTS
Overall band (target 8.0)
GPA 9.8 → 9.86, three specialized-math admissions, 70+ medals.
View allFlagship Projects
Two flagship projects

Turning personalized learning from an idea into a student-led education platform.

Building accessible learning technology with visually impaired students and teachers.
“AvaB taught me how to build educational technology at scale. EduVision-AI taught me that scale means little if the people who need technology most are still left behind.”
The range behind the spike
More systems, built end-to-end
Each of these I built alone, from data to a running demo — computer vision for fire safety, explainable medical imaging, energy-saving IoT, and an AI heritage guide I gave to a national historic site. Different domains, one habit: find a real problem, ship something that works.

An AI heritage guide I built and gave to a national historic site.

Décor from recycled materials — a real startup where I ran the technology.


