> ▌ Muhammad Umman Noor

I started on the pre-medical track, then switched into computer science — the pivot shows up in how I work: I like systems with a diagnosis and a fix. That plays out in two directions at once. On the hardware side, I've built an automatic irrigation rig, a line-following car, and — most recently — a concept for an electronic pill dispenser with AI-based dose monitoring, pitched at a Harvard idea-pitching event. On the software side, I train models, wrangle databases, and I'm completing a BS in Computer Science at GIFT University with a 3.98/4.0 GPA.

Outside coursework, I've interned at the Centre for Employability, served as Event Executive for campus workshops and seminars, and competed in national hackathons including InnovateX and Harvard HSIL. I work across Arduino, Python, Java, PHP, and networking stacks — always aiming for something you can power on and prove.