Dai Pham is an Applied AI Architect based in Hanoi, Vietnam, working on agentic systems, RAG and workflow automation.
Dai has 5 years of experience in developing websites and technology products, and is available for remote work in Vietnamese and English.
Dai designs, builds and runs AI systems for businesses: RAG knowledge assistants, custom AI agents, agentic systems, workflow automation, local model training, AI chatbots and custom automation systems.
Dai's own projects are mD-AI, Medical Agentic RAG and Etsy Automation Manager: agents for repeatable work, search for medical textbooks, and an AI agent that runs Etsy shops.
Key facts
- Based in Hanoi, Vietnam
- Available for remote work
- 5 years of experience in developing websites and technology products
- Works in Vietnamese and English
- Email: [email protected]
Questions
What does Dai Pham build?
Dai Pham builds AI systems for businesses: RAG knowledge assistants, custom AI agents, agentic systems, workflow automation, local model training, AI chatbots and custom automation systems. Each service has its own page on this site that explains what it is, where teams use it and the everyday problems it solves.
Where is Dai based, and does Dai work remotely?
Dai is based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and is available for remote work. Dai has 5 years of experience in developing websites and technology products, and now designs, builds and runs AI systems: agents, search over documents and workflow automation.
Which languages does Dai work in?
Dai works in Vietnamese and English. This site is in English, and the chat on the home page answers in the visitor's language. One of Dai's projects, Medical Agentic RAG, searches Vietnamese medical textbooks, with keyword search on accented and folded Vietnamese.
Which projects show Dai's work?
Dai's own projects show the work: mD-AI hands repeatable work to AI coding agents that run in parallel on your own server; Medical Agentic RAG searches Vietnamese medical textbooks; Etsy Automation Manager lets an AI agent run Etsy shops. Each has a page under Projects, and the blog explains how they work.
How can I contact Dai?
Email Dai at [email protected], or press the Contact button at the end of any page. It opens the chat on the home page, which asks about your problem and your project, then collects an email or phone number and passes your message to Dai.