Product Designer based in Vietnam. I design for SaaS, build design systems, and am a solo builder with AI.

To me, design is a constantly learning journey. It’s taste, but it’s also function. It moves from technique to business, and back again. Design, at its core, is a tool to solve problems visually, whether that problem lives in a layout, a workflow, or a business model.

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Selected works

HR Workflow Automation

HR Workflow Automation

Redesigned an HR workflow builder around HR native language, templates, and AI assistance.

Smart Onboarding Flow

Smart Onboarding Flow

Designed a faster onboarding flow with a workflow builder, form builder, and bulk import for HR admins.

D10

D10

Owned product discovery, IA, and UX for a 0-to-1 workspace connecting internal docs, tasks, and public publishing.

Viettel Post

Viettel Post

Simplified a dense logistics app by separating user journeys, clarifying IA, and preparing Phase 1 flows for build.

UI Core Kit

UI Core Kit

Built a token-first Figma UI kit for small teams to customize brand systems without rebuilding foundations.

Side projects

Experience

  1. Senior Product Designer

    XHR - Remote

    Mar 2026 - Present

  2. Founding Designer

    HappyIO - Remote

    Apr 2024 - Jan 2026

  3. Co-founder

    Dizai Studio

    Feb 2024 - Sep 2024

  4. Product Designer

    B13 Technology - UK remote

    Nov 2020 - Apr 2024

  5. Senior Graphic Designer

    Tomorrow Group Singapore - Remote

    Mar 2021 - Jun 2021

  6. Brand Designer

    Bap Mini Studio

    2015 - Nov 2021

  7. UI Designer

    Officience

    Jan 2014 - Jun 2015

How I work

I understand the product before designing the interface: the job to be done, the user workflow, business goals, technical constraints, and what the team can realistically support. AI is just part of how I work now, so I move fast with tools like Claude, Lovable, and Vercel to iterate and explore options. But they're a sparring partner, not a decision maker. The final judgment on what to build, what to cut, and where to make trade offs still comes from product goals, user needs, team feedback, and technical reality.