Turning geospatial data into real-world decisions

I'm an engineering student in Geoinformation at FST Tangier (Abdelmalek Essaâdi University), building tools that turn geospatial data into real decisions: environmental monitoring platforms, custom GIS plugins, territorial management applications. My path started with a two-year degree in Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics in Béni Mellal, where I first discovered what geo-information could do for real-world challenges: natural resources, agriculture, urban planning, land management. Since then I've applied that hands-on drive across several fields: cleaning and digitizing cadastral data for Burkina Faso's tax administration, researching embedded geolocation for a wildfire-monitoring nanosatellite (project ERWIN, with SeeSat e.V. and DHBW), and designing a local AI assistant, combining an open-source LLM with RAG, to automate hotel front-desk operations. In February 2026, I took part remotely in the UNESCO Water4Future Hackathon: in 48 hours, my team and I built Water Credit AI, a platform that makes every cubic meter of water saved in agriculture traceable, using Sentinel-2 data and machine learning models. What drives me, at the core, is building tools that actually solve something: a plugin, an app, a model, whatever form it takes. I'm currently completing my final-year internship (PFA) on a transport-optimization platform built with PostGIS, OR-Tools and OSRM, and in parallel I work freelance with organizations that need tailor-made geospatial or web solutions.