Hello, I'm Vangmay 🔬

An undergraduate at the National University of Singapore. This is my digital homepage: part portfolio, part notebook, part place to put the things I keep thinking about after class, work, or a late-night build.

I like building AI systems and I'm genuinely curious about every part of the process: how they're wired up, how they fail, and how to make them actually useful outside a demo. That curiosity tends to turn into experiments, and the experiments tend to turn into something worth shipping.

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Currently

Interning as an AI Engineering Intern at PSA Singapore.
Building tools around agent memory, research verification, and practical ML systems.
Writing down the ideas that survive the rabbit hole.

I Care About

Systems that can explain their decisions, tools that survive contact with real users, and research ideas that become clearer when you implement them. I like the point where careful engineering meets curiosity: tracing failures, simplifying messy pipelines, and making AI feel inspectable instead of mysterious.

Things I Do

Away from the keyboard, I like doing things that get me out of my head and back into the world: movement, food, long walks, and the occasional reminder that progress can be very physical.

Cinema, especially films that leave me thinking about them days later.
Reading about philosophy, tech and consiousness
Running, very new to it. Training for something big!!!
Gym sessions
Boxing, which I trained for a year and still think about as a very honest kind of learning.
Bouldering, because solving a route feels suspiciously like debugging.
Looking for good food
Playing story mode games (Top 3: Alan Wake 2, Read Dead Redemption 2, Cyberpunk 2077)

Things I've Liked

Just a small shelf of things that made me think a little differently, or stayed in my head longer than I expected.

Movies

Drive My Car

quiet, patient, and full of the kind of emotional detail that sneaks up on you.
Seven Samurai

epic, humane, and somehow still one of the clearest blueprints for ensemble storytelling.
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

operatic, dramatic, and permanently wired into my idea of cinematic spectacle.

Books

The Stranger

spare, unsettling, and the kind of book that leaves a strange afterimage.
A Brief History of AI

a useful way to zoom out and see how the field became what it is now.

Say Hello

If you want to talk about AI systems, research ideas, programming languages, or something interesting you are building, reach out on social media or send me an email.