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AI & Automation Architect and Trainer / Software Engineer · Dubai

I build AI into your business, then train your team to run it.

I'm Mehmood. An AI and automation architect and trainer, and a software engineer by background. I put AI on the real work a team already does, and I teach the people to keep it going after I leave.

Not prompting tips. Not slides. Every session ends with something built and running on your own account.

10+

Years as a software engineer

2

Years building AI in production

100%

Hands-on, every session

/01 About me

Ten years building real systems. Two years building them with AI.

For over ten years I built production software for large organisations. Etisalat, Al Ansari Financial Services, and Dubai Customs.

In 2024 I started building with AI, and it quietly took over how I work. That's two years now of shipping real AI systems: voice agents, automation pipelines, and a personal operating system I run my entire business on every day. Not demos. Things that do the work.

Somewhere along the way people started asking me to teach it. So now I do both. I build AI into a business, and I train the team to run it themselves. I still do the implementation, which is the part that keeps the training honest. When someone in the room asks a hard question, they get a real answer, including the times the honest answer is that AI doesn't belong there.

/02 Why this is different

Most AI training is prompting tips. This changes how the work gets done.

The usual course teaches you to word a better request. It's fine, but it fades by the next week, because nothing actually changed in how the team works. I go the other way. Every session starts from the work you already do, and by the end part of it is handed to AI and running. People leave with a working system, not a page of notes.

01
I actually build this
Ten years of engineering means I'm not reading tool tips off a slide. I've shipped the systems, so the depth is there for the technical people and the on-ramp is gentle for everyone else.
02
I run my own business on it
The morning brief, the client reporting, the lead systems. They're mine first. Nothing in the room is theory I picked up secondhand.
/03 Who I work with

No coding background needed. Every build scales to the person.

Leadership teamswho keep hearing "use AI" and want a straight answer to "on what, exactly."
DepartmentsHR, marketing, operations, sales, and finance teams that want AI built into how they work, not just shown once.
Founders & consultantswho want to run more of their business without hiring for it.
Non-technical professionalsat any level. If you can use email, you can do this. A director and a coordinator both walk out with something that fits their day.
/04 What I've done

Built in production. Delivered in real rooms.

Implementation

  • Two years building and running production AI systems: voice agents, automation pipelines, and a personal AI operating system I run my business on daily.
  • A voice agent for healthcare clinics, integrated with an EMR that had no public API. A full custom integration.
  • Order-processing and lead-automation systems for businesses across e-commerce and services.
  • Currently the embedded onsite AI lead for a luxury interiors and manufacturing group, training their teams while automating real parts of their pricing and operations.

Training

  • A hands-on "AI for Leaders" lab for around 20 to 25 leaders and directors at one of the UAE's leading business-setup companies, with the Group CEO in the room.
  • A live AI workshop for the GLEAC human-skills community that turned into an ongoing advisory retainer.
  • Public and paid workshops across 2025 and 2026: an AI 101 masterclass, hands-on automation labs, and a "build your own AI content analyst" session where everyone left with a working system.
  • One-to-one coaching for executives and consultants, building AI into their real work.
/05 From the room

Helpful and insightful, especially for a non-tech person like me. It changed how I think about automation.

Stewart · Chief Projects Officer

Mehmood delivered an incredible workshop. His thought process was clear and he explained every concept simply.

Hafsa
HR Manager, Deliveroo

His insights are without doubt one of the best I've heard in terms of understanding performance of content, and how we can leverage AI to support and analyse the content we produce. A brilliant speaker and a great person to work with.

Chenge Garaba, ACA
Strategic Finance & FP&A (ex-Deliveroo, Just Eat, ASOS)

The 101 Automation workshop was very informative, fluff-free, and actionable.

Bader Shahin
Marketing Director
/06 How I work

A lab, not a lecture. I train you to not need me.

01
Onsite or online
In person for hands-on labs, online for one-to-one and multi-week programs.
02
Build, don't watch
A few minutes of teaching, then people build. Everyone leaves with their own working result.
03
Your stack, my method
I train on whatever your team already runs, and the Workflow-First method doesn't change.
04
Trained to independence
The goal is a team that keeps building after I've gone, not one that depends on me.