From clean water in Bangladesh to AI innovation for the world's most pressing problems, a decade doing the work where it was needed most.
I've always been passionate about using tech to solve the world's most pressing problems. I've run human-centered research, designed programs and interventions, and engineered innovations and translated data into decisions for sustainable futures.
One of the first engineers on the Drinkable Book. Silver nanoparticle filters tested in villages across Bangladesh and South Africa.
Proposed, designed, and built a student wellness space from nothing. Now in colleges, hospitals, and high schools worldwide.
Led CMU-Q to the first FEE EcoCampus certification in the Middle East and North Africa. Carbon offsets, transport, biodiversity, culture change. Presented the model at FEE EcoCampus Portugal.
Also leading AI governance and ethics frameworks at CMU-Q, and taking students to Norway, Bhutan, and Rwanda to understand sustainability and systems that actually work on the ground.
Climate · AI governance · Experiential learningBuilding at the intersection of AI, social impact, and governance. Advising institutions. Growing community. Writing.
Director of Business Innovation, Carnegie Mellon University Qatar.
Workshops for nonprofits, universities, and corporations. Bringing people together to teach sustainability and responsible AI. Solving problems in the room, not just talking about them.
Wing foiling, scuba, sailing, free diving, dragon boat. The sea is where I understand what's at stake, and why none of this work can wait.
Strategic leader. Speaker. Builder. Open to consulting, full-time roles, and hard problems.