I am a fifth-year ACO (Algorithms, Combinatorics & Optimization) Ph.D. candidate at the Georgia Tech ISyE department. I am very fortunate to be advised by Professor Siva Theja Maguluri.
Prior to my graduate studies, I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Computational Sciences with a concentration in Mathematics & Operations Research at Minerva University.
For any inquiry, contact me at hnguyen455 (at) gatech (dot) edu. Here is my CV and my 2-page resume.
I am on the 2026–2027 job market!
IBM Ph.D. Fellowship 2025-2026 recipient.
Silver Medal at International Mathematical Olympiad 2024 and the Gold Medal at International Mathematical Olympiad 2025 with the Google DeepMind team.
Second Prize at ACM SIGMETRICS 2025 Student Research Contest.
Georgia Tech ARC-ACO Fellowship 2024 recipient.
Silver Medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2015.
Finalist at the 15th Way to Olympiad Peak (Đường lên đỉnh Olympia) game show broadcast by VTV.
My main research focuses are the following:
Theoretical frameworks for bounding the mixing time of countable state space Markov chains with applications to stochastic processing networks.
Convergence guarantees for stochastic recursions with applications to Stochastic Control and Optimal Transport.
AI reasoning methods for Mathematics and Sciences. I am honored to be part of the Google DeepMind team that won the Silver Medal at IMO 2024 and the Gold Medal at IMO 2025.
I'm attending INFORMS 2026 in San Francisco:
At 8:00 AM on November 1st, I will present my talk, “Mixing Times of Countable-State Markov Chains: A Lyapunov–Poincaré Framework and Beyond,” in the session “Queues, Learning, and Applied Probability” at Moscone South, Room 204 (Level 2).
At 4:15 PM on November 1st, I will organize the session “Recent Advances in Generative Models: Theory and Applications” at the Marriott Marquis, Sierra B (5th Floor).
January 2026: I am honored to receive the IBM Ph.D. Fellowship for the Academic Year 2025-2026 to support my research on Applied Probability and AI for Mathematics.