Steven Long Tran · a portfolio in 9 slides · → or space

I make complex software feel intuitive.

Eleven years. Telecom commerce, payments, API platforms, design systems. This deck is exploration 06/05+10 — the pitch, with nothing to hide behind.

Claim 1 · AI-native

I design for customers who might not be human.

T-Mobile's API Marketplace: AI agents order, real-time UI verifies, humans confirm.

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Claim 2 · Consequences

Good planning tools confess their costs.

Compas links the map and the clock — drag either, the other reacts, the zigzag shows its price.

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Claim 3 · Trust

Five voices in, one protected theme out.

Koé rebuilt for the AI era: k-anonymity as a UI primitive, paraphrase over quotes, a working prototype.

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Claim 4 · Safety

The agent gets the paperwork; the police get the dot.

FindMyBike 2026 — recovery as an agentic workflow with a human checkpoint at every step.

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Claim 5 · Scale

Four systems became one flow — completion rose ~10%.

Trade-in at T-Mobile: bulk uploads that met legacy formats where they lived.

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Claim 6 · Truth, early

The best map answer is "it will work when you arrive."

Western Union's locator, reframed as an eligibility product across 200+ countries.

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Claim 7 · Method

This site was built with an AI pair — and logged in public.

Twenty-plus passes, a taste file that wins arguments, failures kept in.

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Last slide

Questions? hello@steveux.com

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