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WHAT I CREATE
In electronics, a circuit only works when every part is connected. The same is true for the things I care about. These are the teams I've built, the miles I've run, and the songs I've played.
CLUB & COMMUNITY
CareTech Collective
Founder (09/2025 - Present)
After my first trip to a mountain clinic with Lung Progress Tracker, I knew I couldn't keep building health tools from a desk in Hanoi. So I founded CareTech Collective, a group of 20+ students who build AI and technology for community health, especially early detection and monitoring of lung disease in places with little medical access.
We run health volunteering activities for lung patients and work with hospitals and clinics to test BreathCheck AI and Lung Progress Tracker in real conditions, which is also how we collect the data that makes our models better. We've traveled to remote health stations in Hòa Bình, Pù Luông, and other northern mountain areas to introduce low-cost screening tools, and we run STEM Healthcare workshops for students, volunteers, and local health workers.
The hardest part isn't the technology. It's explaining an app to a 70 years old farmer who has never used a smartphone and listening carefully enough to learn what she actually needs.
GREENAMS ROBOTICS TEAM
Head of Programming & Coach (10/2024 - Present)
With GART, I've competed in VEX V5, VEX IQ, and FIRST Tech Challenge. I was elected to the core team and served as coach for the 2025 term, guiding younger members through their first VEX season and seeing them qualify for nationals and then compete internationally.
GART Camp - "The Adventurous Journey to the Kingdom of Hesperia": I founded a five-day robotics camp at the American Center in Hanoi for more than 200 preschool and primary students. Each day added one piece of a robot and one chapter of a story: by day five, every child had built a robot warrior to rescue the slime kingdom of Hesperia. Designing a curriculum for six-year-olds taught me more about explaining technology than any competition ever did.
Azure Programming Club
Vice President & Head of Design (09/2025 - Present)
I started as Head of Academics & Design and was promoted to Vice President for the 2025–2026 term, leading member selection, activity planning, and technical projects. We run Robotics and Coding outreach across northern provinces, including the Hòa Bình festival of 12 schools, where we taught programming to local students. I also organized a Code Camp for 6th graders at Ngôi Sao Hanoi School, introducing them to specialized computer science.
CHECKMATE
Advisor (07/2025 - Present)
Checkmate is a chess club where I lead a 23-member team to bring students together through competition, strategy, and shared learning. We organized 10 online tournaments on Lichess, connecting 220+ players from 8 schools across more than 1,300 games. Beyond tournaments, I developed 20 training modules on openings, middlegame tactics, and endgames, and helped coach 80+ students through 12 sessions.
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But I also wanted chess to reach beyond competitive players. Partnering with the VKABGE Inclusive Education Center, we organized 8 adapted chess workshops for 60+ children with autism. We broke lessons into simple activities, used visual move cards, and paired each child with a volunteer for individual guidance. For me, chess isn't just about winning games. It's about creating a space where more people can learn, think, and connect.
SPORTS & WELLNESS
Hybrid Training Team Hanoi Amsterdam
Vice President & Head of Expertise (12/2025 - Present)
Watching my grandmother struggle for breath changed how I think about my own. I started running to build endurance and got hooked on hybrid training: strength work, distance running, swimming, and cardio. Then I wanted other students to feel it too.
I co-founded HTTA, a multi-sport wellness club with 35+ members and 40+ regular sessions. I wrote a level-based program focused on cardiovascular endurance, lung capacity, and recovery from high-pressure study days, and I personally coach 20+ students. Our campaign "Healthy Lungs for Youth" runs breathing and fitness workshops, charity runs, and outdoor training. I'm also exploring simple daily movement routines that could help lung patients at K Hospital maintain their lung function.
ON THE MOVE
[Running] Top 26, Pocari Sweat Run 2026
[Soccer] Top 3, Ams Open Cup 2025
Table tennis & pickleball
the fastest reaction-time training I know.
RHYTHM OF MUSIC
The Fifth note
Guitarist & Composer (06/2025 - Present)
Some days, what a patient needs isn't a better algorithm. It's a song.
With The Fifth Note, I play guitar in healing music programs for lung patients and children in hospital. We've co-organized 6+ music exchanges and mini concerts at hospitals and community health centers, reaching more than 200 patients and family members through acoustic sets, sing-alongs, and music-therapy-oriented performances. We also raise funds for health charity work and spread awareness about lung health through art.
I'll never forget playing for a ward where most people were connected to oxygen. Nobody could sing loudly, so they hummed, and for three minutes the room sounded like it was breathing together.
I play guitar and piano, and I write my own songs. Composing feels surprisingly close to programming: a few simple patterns, repeated and varied, until they become something that makes people feel. Here are a few of mine.