Trang Doan — Founder
I started Narrative Architects after leading high-stakes research at Big Tech companies and noticing a recurring failure: teams had plenty of user insights but lacked an understanding of the complex systems their products intended to support. This systems-blindness is where 0-1 products go to die. Today, I partner with product leaders building Agentic AI and B2B platforms to navigate the "messy middle" of real-world operational reality. I help you: - Decode the invisible workflows that dictate product performance. - Identify 0-1 opportunities grounded in how organizations actually operate. - De-risk decisions under intense delivery pressure. - Align cross-functional teams around one clear, actionable narrative. With a decade of experience across global tech companies, my research work focuses on investigating multisided platforms, real-world operational workflows and cross-team dependencies that keep systems running.
Stackforce AI infers this person is a Systems Research Expert specializing in B2B platforms and operational workflows.
Location: Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Experience: 8 yrs 9 mos
Skills
- Product Strategy
- Systems Research
Career Highlights
- Expert in systems research for operational workflows.
- Founder of two innovative companies in tech and design.
- Decade of experience with global tech leaders.
Work Experience
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Education
Master of Arts (MA) at Erasmus University Rotterdam
Bachelor of Science (BSc) at Erasmus University Rotterdam
Certificate at University of Mannheim