01 / Day oneWheelchair user since birth
Born with spina bifida
I've used a wheelchair my whole life. Early on I learned that the world isn't always built with everyone in mind, so I started finding my own way through it.
Mohamed Ahmed Mounir
My story
Built beyond limits.
The moments that made me who I am. Scroll through them, or jump straight to any year.
Chapter 01 of 08
Day one
Find your own way through.
02 / 2018National medals at 10
Medals in the pool
At 10, years of training turned into multiple medals at Egypt's national swimming championships. Swimming taught me discipline long before code did.
03 / 20191st place at 11, team leader
RoboCup Egypt champion
At 11, I led my team to first place at RoboCup Egypt, then won the Judges Award and 5th place at Smart X. The same year I took my first internship, at Hamleys.
04 / 2023IGCSE physics assistant at 15
Teaching physics at 15
At 15, I started helping IGCSE students master physics. Explaining an idea to someone else turned out to be the fastest way to truly understand it myself.
05 / 20245 campus leadership roles
University at 16
At 16, I began my BSc in Computer Science at the University of Hertfordshire's Egypt campus, specialising in cybersecurity and networks. On campus I stepped up as a student ambassador, Student Union PR, Enactus project manager, student representative and Career Centre ambassador.
06 / 2026Cybersecurity intern, ACUD
Cybersecurity internship
I joined ACUD as a cybersecurity intern, working on real systems and seeing how security holds up when the stakes are real.
07 / 2026University of Hertfordshire, UK
Moving to the UK alone
I moved to the UK on my own to continue my degree at Hertfordshire's main campus. A new country, a new routine, and the same determination that got me here.
08 / Now
Building what's next
Inspired by my family's work in law, I'm building Mizan AI to help people understand Egyptian law, alongside MedAI for symptom-based health insights. My goal: technology that's secure, useful and built for everyone.
Day one
Born with spina bifida
Find your own way through.
Wheelchair user since birth
I've used a wheelchair my whole life. Early on I learned that the world isn't always built with everyone in mind, so I started finding my own way through it.
2018
Medals in the pool
Discipline beats doubt.
National medals at 10
At 10, years of training turned into multiple medals at Egypt's national swimming championships. Swimming taught me discipline long before code did.
2019
RoboCup Egypt champion
Lead by building.
1st place at 11, team leader
At 11, I led my team to first place at RoboCup Egypt, then won the Judges Award and 5th place at Smart X. The same year I took my first internship, at Hamleys.
2023
Teaching physics at 15
Explaining it is understanding it.
IGCSE physics assistant at 15
At 15, I started helping IGCSE students master physics. Explaining an idea to someone else turned out to be the fastest way to truly understand it myself.
2024
University at 16
Go where the challenge is.
5 campus leadership roles
At 16, I began my BSc in Computer Science at the University of Hertfordshire's Egypt campus, specialising in cybersecurity and networks. On campus I stepped up as a student ambassador, Student Union PR, Enactus project manager, student representative and Career Centre ambassador.
2026
Cybersecurity internship
Learn where it matters.
Cybersecurity intern, ACUD
I joined ACUD as a cybersecurity intern, working on real systems and seeing how security holds up when the stakes are real.
2026
Moving to the UK alone
Same journey. New campus. New chapter.
University of Hertfordshire, UK
I moved to the UK on my own to continue my degree at Hertfordshire's main campus. A new country, a new routine, and the same determination that got me here.
Now
Building what's next
Build for everyone.
Inspired by my family's work in law, I'm building Mizan AI to help people understand Egyptian law, alongside MedAI for symptom-based health insights. My goal: technology that's secure, useful and built for everyone.
“Buildalifethatspeakslouderthanyourcircumstances.”