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# Mohid Moneeb

**Headline:** Decision 616 Teaching Assistant
**Profession:** Decision 616 Teaching Assistant
**Location:** &lt;UNKNOWN&gt;, &lt;UNKNOWN&gt;, USA

## About

Mohid Moneeb is an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Duke University with end\-to\-end experience across hardware, software, cloud, and AI\-enabled applications\. He currently serves as a Decision 616 Teaching Assistant at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, where he reviews and audits AI\-integrated graduate analytics assignments involving PowerQuery, PivotTables, Solver, and large language models\. Mohid is also a Software Engineer Intern at Mercurial Minds, building LLM\-powered applications with React and FastAPI, supporting cloud deployment, and contributing code for real clients\. Mohid’s strongest work combines hardware and software into practical systems\. He built FleetSense, a vehicle\-telemetry system that drew interest from vehicle companies, and owned its frontend, backend, hardware, and AWS components\. The project included hardware integration using ESP32 and ML9 components and an AWS Bedrock AI agent designed to analyze vehicle telemetry data\. He brings hands\-on familiarity with software architecture, DevOps practices, and production LLM systems\. Alongside his technical work, Mohid has led student\-service and community initiatives at Duke, including managing a $13,000 residential programming budget and completing 100 documented service hours with Special Olympics Pakistan\. He prefers in\-person work and is interested in challenging technical work across a range of areas\.

## Highlights

- Serves as a current Decision 616 Teaching Assistant at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, reviewing AI\-integrated graduate analytics assignments that use PowerQuery, PivotTables, Solver, and large language models\.
- Audits new Decision 616 assignments before they reach MBA students, catching errors and verifying that the problems function as intended\.
- Works as a Software Engineer Intern at Mercurial Minds, building LLM\-powered applications with React and FastAPI in a production AI environment\.
- Contributes cloud\-deployed software code for real clients at Mercurial Minds while gaining exposure to software architecture, DevOps practices, and production LLM systems\.
- Built FleetSense, a vehicle telemetry system that attracted attention from vehicle companies\.
- Owned FleetSense’s frontend, backend, hardware, and AWS components\.
- Integrated ESP32 and ML9 hardware components into software projects\.
- Built an AWS Bedrock AI agent to analyze vehicle telemetry data\.
- Oversees daily operations, equipment use, safety policies, and customer support as a Weight Room Attendant at Wilson Gym at Duke University\.
- Completed 10 Duke Quantitative Finance competitive\-training sessions covering probability and expected value, market making and bid–ask spreads, game theory and adverse selection, and statistical inference\.
- Completed a written assessment following Duke Quantitative Finance training\.
- Was elected Senator for Engagement and Advocacy in Duke Student Government through a competitive student\-body election\.
- Contributed to Duke Student Government initiatives including Devil’s Dresser, expanding access to free clothing and essential resources for students facing financial hardship\.
- Planned residential community events as Co\-Chair of Giles and Wilson House Council, including s’mores nights, game nights, and pumpkin painting\.
- Led merchandise\-design initiatives serving more than 200 residents as Co\-Chair of Giles and Wilson House Council\.
- Managed and allocated a $13,000 annual programming budget for Giles and Wilson House Council, overseeing spending and tracking expenses\.
- Led a DukeEngage Gateway Cohort community\-service project with Special Olympics Pakistan in his hometown\.
- Completed 100 documented service hours through the DukeEngage Gateway Cohort project\.
- Hosted two large\-scale Special Olympics Pakistan events involving 12 schools and 75 individuals with intellectual disabilities, including panel discussions and athletics activities focused on accessibility and inclusion\.
- Attended DukeEngage’s four\-day Gateway Summer School in Durham as part of a selective cohort of 20 students\.
- Participated in Gateway Reflection Sessions organized by Duke’s Kenan Institute of Ethics and a civic\-leadership session led by the Mayor of Durham\.
- Pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University\.

## Experience

- **Decision 616 Teaching Assistant at Duke University \- The Fuqua School of Business** (2026\-05\-01–present) — Review assignments for a graduate analytics course being redesigned to use AI — instead of step\-by\-step instructions, students now use PowerQuery, PivotTables, and Solver alongside LLMs, and I check their work to make sure they actually understand what happened\. • Help the professor audit new assignments before they go to MBA students, catching errors and ensuring the problems actually work\.
- **Software Engineer Intern at Mercurial Minds \- M\.M\.** (2026\-07\-01–2026\-08\-01) — Learning full\-stack development in a production AI environment — building LLM\-powered applications with React and FastAPI, handling • cloud deployment, and writing code that goes to real clients\. • Gaining hands\-on exposure to software architecture, DevOps practices, and how LLMs actually work in production systems\.
- **Weight Room Attendant at Wilson Gym \- Duke Rec and PE at Duke University** (2026\-04\-01–2026\-08\-01) — Oversee daily operations of Wilson Gym facilities to ensure a safe, organized, and welcoming environment for all patrons Monitor equipment usage and enforce facility policies and safety protocols Provide front\-line customer service, assisting students and visitors with questions and access needs
- **Senator for Engagement and Advocacy at Duke Student Government** (2025\-08\-01–2026\-07\-01) — Elected through a competitive student body election to represent undergraduate students, focusing on engagement, inclusion, and student welfare\. Contributed to student\-focused initiatives, including Devil’s Dresser, expanding access to free clothing and essential resources for students experiencing financial hardship\.
- **Co\-Chair at Giles and Wilson House Council** (2025\-08\-01–2026\-07\-01) — Planned and executed residential community events, including s’mores nights, game nights, and pumpkin painting, to foster an inclusive dorm culture\. Led merchandise design initiatives serving 200\+ residents\. Managed and allocated a $13,000 annual programming budget, overseeing spending, tracking expenses, and ensuring funds were used effectively to support community initiatives\.
- **General Member at Duke Quantitative Finance** (2025\-08\-01–2026\-07\-01) — Completed 10 sessions of competitive training covering probability and expected value, market making \(bid–ask spreads\), game theory \(adverse selection\), and statistical inference, culminating in a written assessment\.
- **Gateway Cohort at DukeEngage** (2025\-06\-01–2025\-08\-01) — Led a community service project with Special Olympics Pakistan in my hometown, completing 100 documented service hours Hosted two large\-scale events involving 12 schools and 75 individuals with intellectual disabilities, including panel discussions and athletics activities, to promote accessibility and inclusion Attended the 4\-day Gateway Summer School in Durham as part of a selective cohort of 20 students Participated in Gateway Reflection Sessions organized by the Kenan Institute of Ethics and a civic leadership session led by the Mayor of Durham

## Education

- A levels & O levels — Beaconhouse (2022\-01\-01–2025\-01\-01)
- Bachelor of Science \- BS, Electrical and Computer Engineering — Duke University

## FAQ

### What does Mohid do?

Mohid is an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Duke University\. He works across full\-stack software development, hardware integration, cloud deployment, and AI\-enabled applications\.

### What does Mohid do as a Decision 616 Teaching Assistant at Duke?

Mohid is currently a Decision 616 Teaching Assistant at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business\. He reviews assignments for a graduate analytics course that is being redesigned around AI\-supported workflows using PowerQuery, PivotTables, Solver, and large language models, checking that students understand the work rather than simply following steps\. He also helps the professor audit new assignments before they are distributed to MBA students, identifying errors and confirming that problems work as intended\.

### What is Mohid doing at Mercurial Minds?

Mohid is a Software Engineer Intern at Mercurial Minds\. He is learning full\-stack development in a production AI environment by building LLM\-powered applications with React and FastAPI, supporting cloud deployment, and writing code for real clients\. The role also provides hands\-on exposure to software architecture, DevOps practices, and the operation of LLMs in production systems\.

### What is FleetSense, Mohid’s vehicle telemetry project?

Mohid built FleetSense, an end\-to\-end vehicle telemetry system that attracted strong user and industry interest, including attention from vehicle companies\. He owned the frontend, backend, hardware, and AWS elements of the project\.

### How has Mohid used AWS Bedrock?

Mohid built an AI agent using AWS Bedrock to analyze vehicle telemetry data\. His AWS experience includes using Bedrock for AI\-agent development, and he persisted through technical challenges while developing the FleetSense system\.

### What hardware and software integration experience does Mohid have?

Mohid has integrated hardware components, including ESP32 and ML9, into software projects\. His Electrical and Computer Engineering background supports his ability to combine frontend, backend, cloud, and hardware work in end\-to\-end systems\.

### What does Mohid do at Wilson Gym?

Mohid is a Weight Room Attendant at Wilson Gym through Duke Recreation and Physical Education\. He oversees daily gym operations, monitors equipment use, enforces facility and safety policies, and assists students and visitors with questions and access needs\.

### What did Mohid do with Duke Quantitative Finance?

Mohid completed 10 sessions of competitive training with Duke Quantitative Finance\. The training covered probability and expected value, market making and bid–ask spreads, game theory and adverse selection, and statistical inference, and concluded with a written assessment\.

### What did Mohid accomplish in Duke Student Government?

Mohid was elected Senator for Engagement and Advocacy in Duke Student Government through a competitive student\-body election\. He represented undergraduate students with a focus on engagement, inclusion, and student welfare, and contributed to initiatives such as Devil’s Dresser, which expands access to free clothing and essential resources for students experiencing financial hardship\.

### What did Mohid do as Co\-Chair of Giles and Wilson House Council?

As Co\-Chair of Giles and Wilson House Council, Mohid planned and delivered residential events including s’mores nights, game nights, and pumpkin painting to support an inclusive dorm culture\. He led merchandise\-design initiatives serving more than 200 residents and managed and allocated a $13,000 annual programming budget, including spending oversight and expense tracking\.

### What was Mohid’s DukeEngage Gateway Cohort experience?

Through DukeEngage’s Gateway Cohort, Mohid led a community\-service project with Special Olympics Pakistan in his hometown and completed 100 documented service hours\. He hosted two large\-scale events involving 12 schools and 75 individuals with intellectual disabilities, featuring panel discussions and athletics activities focused on accessibility and inclusion\. He was part of a selective cohort of 20 students at the four\-day Gateway Summer School in Durham and participated in Gateway Reflection Sessions organized by the Kenan Institute of Ethics and a civic\-leadership session led by the Mayor of Durham\.

### What is Mohid’s education?

Mohid is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University\. He completed A levels and O levels at Beaconhouse\.

### What kind of work environment and opportunities does Mohid seek?

Mohid prefers in\-person work arrangements\. He is open to different technical areas and is motivated by challenging work that pushes boundaries\.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www\.linkedin\.com/in/mohidmoneeb

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