CS student, researcher, entrepreneur, and community builder — working at the intersection of technology, science, and social impact.
I'm a first-year Computer Science student at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, pursuing a minor in Business. I'm currently conducting reinforcement learning research under Prof. Gianni Di Caro and developing production software at Snoonu — Qatar's leading food delivery platform.
"I am what I am because of my community — and I shall return to my community."
Before CMU, I founded Nakhal Pakistan — an NGO that has impacted 139+ families through sustainable engineering and community finance. I've authored scientific research with UPenn, built startups through MIT LaunchX, and represented Pakistan at international science and mathematics competitions.
From building egg incubators for rural families to running legal awareness workshops in low-income schools, community service has been central to who I am — long before university.
NGO promoting financial independence through sustainable engineering and community literacy across rural Pakistan.
Conducted 30+ self-defence and legal awareness workshops in low-income schools and community centres. Drafted reform policy and presented to the commissioner.
Head volunteer with the Aga Khan Development Network — raised climate awareness and coordinated disaster relief in flood-prone regions of Pakistan.
I'm always open to interesting conversations — research collaborations, internship opportunities, startup ideas, or just a good chat about tech and society.
hussainu@andrew.cmu.edu →