Hello, I’m Le Cuong

I have been working in tech since 2017, mostly around Product Owner, Product Manager, and Business Analyst responsibilities. But honestly, my career path was never the super clean, textbook kind. I moved through healthcare, private markets, B2B commerce, enterprise delivery, operations-heavy environments, and now software engineering study in Germany. Looking back, that messy path is exactly what made me useful.

I am currently based in Heilbronn, Germany as a Double Degree student in the Software Engineering Master at Heilbronn University, while continuing my M.A. in Business Information Systems at Vietnamese-German University. So right now, my life is very much in the middle of two worlds: business systems and software engineering, Vietnam and Germany, academic learning and real product delivery.

My strongest fit is where business goals, user problems, process friction, and engineering execution meet.

My honest take is this: my strongest fit in the German market right now is not the broad, shiny label of “Product Manager” in the abstract. I am a better fit for roles where product operations, business analysis, workflow digitization, transformation work, and regulated digital products meet.

Where that came from

Anduin Transaction: investor onboarding and secure digital-signing workflows for private capital firms, contributing to a 40% increase in secure-signing adoption.
Talosix: healthcare-product workflows, HIPAA and GDPR roadmap work, and an OCR feature that improved doctor productivity by 20%.
NashTech: business-analysis work for a self-service app suite that saved a client $500k per year.
Kyanon Digital: backlog and delivery work for enterprise teams, plus mentoring junior Business Analysts through better Jira, Confluence, and OKR discipline.
SCCK.vn: a B2B mechanical marketplace where product decisions were always tied to real operational pain.

What I actually do well

Turn messy stakeholder needs into clearer requirements and delivery plans
Improve workflows instead of only shipping features
Work across business, operations, design, and engineering without losing the detail
Use AI and technical tools in practical ways, especially for documentation, process clarity, and execution support

Current focus in Germany

I still write a lot about AI, software delivery, and product thinking because I genuinely enjoy that world. But these days, I care less about hype and more about application: how AI supports documentation, how better requirements reduce waste, how workflows become clearer, and how teams avoid building the wrong thing too confidently.