Fatima Alzahra Mohamed

Engineer, Muslim

I am a Senior Software Engineering student at South Mediterranean University and a scholarship awardee, passionate about leveraging technology to create meaningful impact. As a researcher, I’ve published a paper focused on compacting hate speech in the Tunisian dialect, contributing to advancements in AI and natural language processing in regional contexts. I’ve actively led and supported tech communities through my roles with Google. I previously served as the Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) Lead at SMU and am currently a Women Techmakers Ambassador and Co-Organizer of GDG Carthage. I’ve had the privilege of delivering talks and organizing events to help developers and women in STEM connect and grow. With a strong foundation in programming, I am proficient in C, Java, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, React Native, Next.js, and C++. I’m also an aesthetic person with a strong appreciation for UX/UI and graphic design, ensuring my projects are not only functional but visually engaging. I am always eager to expand my skills and work on innovative projects that drive positive change. Outside of tech, I am an avid traveler and enjoy reading, photography, and blogging as part of my creative pursuits.