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  •   6 days ago

Undergraduate Track — Looking for 2-3 Teammates — Public Services Challenge

Hi everyone,

I am Sara, a third-year engineering student at ENSAM Casablanca (Morocco), specializing in Management of Intelligent Electrical Systems (MSEI). I am looking for 2 to 3 teammates in the Undergraduate Track for the Public Services challenge.

What I bring:
- Professional AI/ML experience: built an energy monitoring and predictive maintenance platform at ONCF (Moroccan National Railways) using Python, scikit-learn, IoT, InfluxDB, and Grafana
- NASA Space Apps Challenge 2025 — Galactic Problem Solver
- Smart Grid and Microgrid optimization projects (Python/PuLP)
- PLC automation: Siemens S7-1200, TIA Portal, SCADA
- Leadership: Vice-President of the Industrial Club at ENSAM

What I am looking for:
- Undergraduate students only (mandatory per eligibility rules — mixed teams are disqualified)
- Skills in data science, machine learning, frontend development, or energy/climate domain expertise
- Commitment to the AI Qualifier (June 7-10) and the full hackathon period
- Compatible timezone: GMT+1, flexible for EU/Africa

Please reply here or contact me directly if you are interested and confirm your undergraduate status.

Email: zeroualsara2025@gmail.com
Number ; +212658864210

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  •   •   1 day ago

    Hi Sara,

    I saw your post on Devpost — I'm in the exact same situation and I think we'd be a great match!

    I'm Samir, an Aerospace Engineering student at Arizona State University (Astronautics + AI/ML focus). I'm building EnviroShield — an AI-powered environmental monitoring and hazard detection platform combining sensor fusion, real-time decision-making, and adaptive air quality management.

    Your background in energy monitoring, IoT, and Python/ML is exactly what this project needs. And your NASA Space Apps experience tells me you know how to execute under pressure.

    I'm proposing we team up tonight, complete the qualifier together, and build something strong during the June 14–21 build period.

    Want to connect on a quick call in the next hour?

    Best,
    Samir Kumar Sah
    Aerospace Engineering, Arizona State University
    samirsah@asu.edu

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