Spawn Point / Portfolio World
A personal world where I build AI systems, software products, and creative technical experiences. Explore the projects, tools, experiments, and systems I am crafting.
Name / Description Area
I'm Mohammed Ahmed, a Computer Science student at Toronto Metropolitan University who loves building things at the intersection of AI, backend systems, and real-world impact. My world is built around experimenting with new technologies, creating useful products, and turning ideas into systems people can actually use.
Experiences Area
Experience entries are framed clearly: what I worked on, the tools I used, and the technical growth earned along the way.
Experience
InteCorr Partners
Focus: Built a low-latency, permission-aware RAG platform with direct SharePoint integration, secure file access, and enterprise search capabilities.
Tools: Python / Supabase Edge Functions / Azure AD / SharePoint / RAG / embeddings / access control / enterprise AI
Experience
Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement
Focus: Prototyped and evaluated multi-agent GenAI systems, tested RAG workflows, improved agent consistency, and reduced hallucinations through prompting, logging, guardrails, and automated testing.
Tools: Python / LLM agents / RAG / Pytest / API testing / prompt engineering / guardrails / GenAI systems
Experience
Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement
Focus: Built scalable internal web applications, integrated REST APIs, tested backend responses, and improved debugging workflows for production-facing government systems.
Tools: C# / .NET / ASP.NET Blazor / REST APIs / Swagger / OpenAPI / distributed systems
Projects Area
These project saves are ready for deeper build notes, live links, and launch stories as the portfolio grows.
Community Area
Toronto Tech Week
Co-Founder
As Co-Founder of NextGen Collective, I helped build a student-led community focused on connecting ambitious students with founders, builders, and industry leaders across Toronto. I worked on sponsorships, event operations, speaker outreach, and community growth, helping organize interactive networking experiences that made tech feel more accessible, less intimidating, and more collaborative for students looking to break into the industry.