Leistungen
I am an Artificial Intelligence student at the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University – Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM), with a GPA of 8.9/10. I am passionate about advancing AI research and developing practical solutions that address real-world challenges.
In scientific research, I have contributed to several international publications in Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence. I am the first author of a paper accepted at ICEBA 2026 and a paper published at the ArabicNLP Workshop, EMNLP 2025. I have also co-authored research papers published at IEEE RIVF 2025 and IberLEF 2025, covering topics such as explainable AI, multilingual NLP, and multimodal learning.
My achievements in AI competitions include 1st Place at the VLSP 2026 Vietnamese Spatial Reasoning Question Answering Shared Task, 2nd Place at the SatiSPeech 2025 Shared Task (IberLEF 2025), and a Top 10 finish at Attacker 2025.
Beyond academic research, I have gained practical experience as an AI Engineer at Rosenxt, contributing to multilingual privacy protection systems, and as an AI Engineer Intern at FPT Software, where I developed a medical image simulation pipeline involving over 30,000 images. I also participated in the Google Women Techmakers Sudo Code 2025 mentorship program, contributing to an AI-powered sign language learning platform using LLMs and Retrieval-Augmented Generation.
In recognition of my academic achievements and extracurricular contributions, I received the Five-Good Student Award at both Ho Chi Minh City and VNU-HCM levels in 2025. I was also selected to participate in the Red Study Tour for Vietnamese Youth in China 2026.
Through these experiences, I aim to continue developing my expertise in AI, contributing to meaningful technological innovations, and encouraging greater participation of women in STEM.
Grund der Nominierung
I believe I am a candidate for the Outstanding Female STEM Student Award because of my academic achievements, leadership potential, and passion for Artificial Intelligence and technology.
Academically, I have maintained a GPA of 8.9/10 at the University of Information Technology (VNU-HCM) while pursuing research. As a first author, I have contributed to research accepted at ICEBA 2026 and published at the ArabicNLP Workshop, EMNLP 2025. My achievements also include winning 1st Place at the VLSP 2026 Vietnamese Spatial Reasoning Question Answering Shared Task and 2nd Place at the SatiSPeech 2025 Shared Task.
Beyond academics, I seek opportunities to develop my leadership, communication, and collaboration skills. I participated in the Red Study Tour for Vietnamese Youth in China 2026, an international youth exchange experience that broadened my perspective and strengthened my interest in cross-cultural collaboration. I was also honored with the Five-Good Student Award at both Ho Chi Minh City and VNU-HCM levels, recognizing my commitment to academic excellence and well-rounded personal development. Through collaborative research and technology competitions, I continue to develop the initiative, teamwork, and responsibility needed for leadership roles.
My passion for technology extends beyond research into real-world applications. At Rosenxt, I contribute to AI solutions for multilingual data privacy, while at FPT Software, I worked on medical imaging research. Through the Google Women Techmakers Sudo Code 2025 program, I helped develop an AI-powered sign language learning platform, demonstrating my interest in using technology to improve accessibility and education.
I aspire to become a researcher and engineer who not only advances AI technology but also creates social impact. Through continuous learning, international engagement, and technical innovation, I hope to inspire more young women to pursue STEM and contribute to the next generation of women in technology.
Vorstellung
Tran Trinh is an Artificial Intelligence student at the University of Information Technology (VNU-HCM), distinguished by her academic excellence, leadership potential, and passion for technological innovation.
With a GPA of 8.9/10, she has contributed to international AI research, including first-author papers at EMNLP 2025 (ArabicNLP Workshop) and ICEBA 2026. Her achievements include 1st Place at the VLSP 2026 Vietnamese Spatial Reasoning Question Answering Shared Task and 2nd Place at SatiSPeech 2025.
Her leadership potential is reflected in her participation in the Red Study Tour for Vietnamese Youth in China 2026 and recognition through the Five-Good Student Awards at Ho Chi Minh City and VNU-HCM levels.
Beyond academics, she has applied AI to multilingual data privacy, medical imaging, and accessible education through an AI-powered sign language learning platform developed during Google Women Techmakers Sudo Code 2025.
Through research, international engagement, and practical innovation, she demonstrates the potential to contribute meaningfully to technology and inspire future generations of women in STEM.
Inspirierende Geschichte
My journey in Artificial Intelligence has been driven by a simple belief: technology becomes truly meaningful when it improves people's lives. As an AI student at the University of Information Technology (VNU-HCM), I have continuously challenged myself to grow beyond classroom knowledge through research, competitions, and real-world projects.
My journey has not always been easy. Working on unfamiliar technical problems has taught me the importance of perseverance, independent learning, and embracing challenges. At FPT Software, I explored medical imaging, while at Rosenxt, I contributed to AI solutions for protecting personal information. Through Google Women Techmakers Sudo Code 2025, I also helped develop an AI-powered sign language learning platform, strengthening my belief that technology should be accessible and inclusive.
My dedication has led to international research publications and achievements such as 1st Place at VLSP 2026. However, I value the learning experiences behind these accomplishments just as much as the results.
Participating in the Red Study Tour for Vietnamese Youth in China 2026 broadened my international perspective and inspired me to become more confident in connecting, collaborating, and sharing knowledge across cultures. Receiving the Five-Good Student Awards further encouraged me to pursue balanced growth in academics and personal development.
As a young woman in STEM, I hope my journey demonstrates that curiosity, persistence, and a willingness to step beyond one's comfort zone can create meaningful opportunities. I aspire not only to advance AI research but also to inspire more young women to believe in their abilities and pursue their ambitions in technology.
