Biography
Muna Numan Said is a Computer Science student at the United States International University, a researcher, entrepreneur, and advocate for inclusive innovation. Her work focuses on applying artificial intelligence to support individuals with disabilities, particularly through her role as co-founder of TAWI, an AI-powered company that assists children with Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) using real-time audio enhancement and speech technologies.
She hopes to pursue graduate studies in Quantum Technologies at the University of Oxford, where she aims to enhance the performance and scalability of quantum computers by integrating quantum error correction techniques with AI-driven optimization.
Muna serves as an Advisory Board Member at Girls in Quantum, where she mentors high school and undergraduate girls, helping them navigate opportunities in quantum computing.
Outside of tech, she enjoys baking and playing football.