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Duy Nguyen has had a diverse and extensive work experience, primarily in the technology and hospitality industries.

Duy is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Hash Consulting Group (HCG), a financial and technology consulting company that specializes in business transformation and growth acceleration. HCG focuses on implementing AI and machine learning solutions and has expertise in technology services, the hotel industry, and financial services.

In 2021, Duy assumed the role of Chief Technology Officer at DayAway, an online platform for booking hotel experiences by the day. DayAway offers innovative inventory management solutions to hotels and a centralized marketplace for users to browse and book daytime escapes.

Prior to this, Duy was the Chief Technology Officer at GauVendi, a retail system for hospitality experiences that focuses on personalization during the purchasing process. GauVendi's system offers feature-based selling, monetization of room features, and detailed insights into buyer preferences.

Before their current roles, Duy held the positions of CEO and CTO at Dataspire, a company for which no specific details were given. Duy also served as the Managing Director at Hashcom Pte Ltd from 2018 to 2020, and as the Director of Technology Services from 2015 to 2017.

Duy began their career at Cyberville eServices in 2008, where they worked as a Technical Lead until 2011. Duy then joined InterContinental Hotels Group (IHGâ„¢) and held various roles within their Global Technology division, including Manager of Business Relationship Management, Business Relationship Analyst, and System Analyst.

Overall, Duy Nguyen's work experience showcases their strong background in technology, leadership, and business transformation in the hospitality industry.

Duy Nguyen obtained a Diploma in Information System & Software Engineering from FPT Aptech during the period of 2005 to 2007. Subsequently, they attended Oxford Brookes University where they obtained a Bachelor (Hons) Second Upper Class degree in Computing and Software Engineering from 2007 to 2008.