Ngoc-Khanh TRINH


Email: ngockhanh.trinh93@gmail.com

Address: British Columbia, Canada

"I didn't come this far to only come this far"

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About me


I am working as a Data Scientist cum. Analytics Lead, and my research interests are in the area of Applied Statistics, Quantitative Finance, Predictive Analytics, Graph Mining and Machine Learning applications in business decision making

Education


  • MSc in Investment and Financial Management, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom
    • Specialization: Quantitative Finance
    • Distinction, top student in the Master program (valedictorian)
    • Student Prize for The Best Academic Performance
    • UEA Postgraduate Scholarship, University of East Anglia
  • Diploma in Information Technology, Douglas College, Canada
    • Department of Computing Studies and Information Systems
    • Dean's list, Academic excellence awards
    • Douglas College Entrance Award
  • BSc in International Finance, Foreign Trade University, Vietnam
    • First class honours
  • High School Diploma, Mathematics specialization Lam Son High School for the Gifted, Vietnam

    Work experience


  • KiotViet Software JSC (Citigo)
    • Sr. Data Scientist cum. Analytics Lead (Nov 2020 - Present)
  • MoMo (M_Service)
    • Sr. Data Scientist (May 2020 - Nov 2020)
  • Five9 Vietnam Corporation
    • Modeling Team Leader (Jan 2020 - Apr 2020)
    • Data Scientist (Jan 2019 - Dec 2019)
  • TrueMoney Vietnam
    • Business Intelligence (May 2018 - Dec 2018)
  • Vietnam Prosperity Bank - VPBank
    • Data Analyst (Mar 2017 - May 2018)

    Sample projects


    Here's a link to my Github.

  • Graph-based recommendation
  • Graph mining over transactional data using modified modularity
  • A hierarchical classifier for multi-class classification problems
  • Stacking from scratch
  • A simple search web app
  • A Student Information System developed using MERN
  • Data Mining and Visualization using BI Tools

    • Food for thought


    "You sinned by being average.
    You never stood out.
    You didn’t study any more than you needed to get by.
    You did just the minimum of what was asked.
    You didn’t try to learn new skills.
    You didn’t try to improve your current skills, because you didn’t have to.
    No wonder you were the first to be fired and are the last to be re-hired"
    (Stueben, 2018)

    Plain Academic