Learning about Ideas & how to Execute them. Engineering | Storytelling | Business

I’ve always carried a notebook.

Even in the field, covered in dust, surrounded by sensors, half-finished prototypes, and unanswered questions, I wrote things down. Numbers, equations, but most importantly stories: Stories on what worked, what failed, and why people believed in one idea but not another.

That notebook became a habit, and a philosophy.

I started seeing patterns. The best tech didn’t win. The best stories did. The inventions that earned trust from investors, clients, or the public were the ones that made people feel the science, not just understand it.

Today, I work with deep tech founders who are building the future but struggle to fund itThey have the technology, the patents, the research, but not the language that makes people believe in their vision.

Together, we translate their breakthroughs into narratives that attract consistent clients, funding, and long-term believers.

Like Erin who went from zero leads to 95% inbound, $500K in 1 month, and getting recognized by Nike, Ortholite, Ariat, and other global brands as a leader in footwear. Or Tyler who went from being a NASA outsider to being called “Da Vinci,” sealing a partnership with a former GE executive after a single story reframed his work.

Every project starts with curiosity.

We open the notebook, trace the idea back to its first spark, and build the story forward until it earns the trust it deserves.

If you’re a founder working on something the world needs to understand, let’s start there.

Your story might already have everything it needs. It just needs to be told the right way.

Let’s talk about how to make your idea believable. DM me or connect with a short note.

Or book 15-min chat here: https://tidycal.com/mohammadukhan135/15-min-1-1-strategy-session

Mohammad Khan

International Youth Neuroscience Association

Member

Carnegie Mellon University

Volunteer student mentor with Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student Organization (MEGSO) at Carnegie Mellon University. I provide mentorship and guidance to graduate students in the Mechanical Engineering program by assisting with academic and career planning, offering advice based on personal experiences, and help new students transition into the program by offering practical advice on coursework, research, and navigating graduate life

MEGSO Student Mentor

PHD Student

Designed electrical and mechanical systems to conduct research experiments to support the DARPA N3 program in the Neuromechatronix Lab.

Mechatronics Engineer

Society for Neuroscience

Active presentation of Scientific Research Posters.
- Many small medical meetings passively display a small number of posters the duration of the meeting, and individuals stroll by and look without the authors being present and or actively explaining presentations. 
- During SFN posters go up for either a single morning or an afternoon session, and are then removed. Authors typically stay with their posters for the duration and actively present them to interested individuals and groups

SOCIETY FOR THE NEURAL CONTROL OF MOVEMENT

Northeastern Maryland Technology Council

Keynote speaker at the Northeastern Maryland Technology Council annual meeting.

Speaker

University of Pittsburgh

Supervise students and technicians in laboratory during data collection experiments. I design custom analysis software for anatomical and neurophysiological data processing.

Lab Manager

Acquired Data Solutions, Inc.

• Designed and built turnkey solutions for automated control systems, data acquisition, vision, fieldbus communications, and user event control
• Assembled, installed and tested hardware and software solutions on-site with clients, performed adjustments from client feedback, and evaluated hardware-software interfaces
• Collaborated with Mathworks to revitalize .NET API support forums
• Created and directed STEM Education summer program model in DC, teaching 40 high school students programming with Arduino electronics and facilitated construction of projects for client needs.

Automative Control Systems Engineer

FIRST

Actively serving as a mentor to team FIRST Robotics team 6326 Baltimore Bolts, providing coaching with programming, design, and engineering principles to students 9th-12th grade.

Robotics Mentor

Limitless Productions LLC

Oversaw and directed creation of Star Wars fan film  "Revan". Maintained costs of overall production budget, managed sales and promotional events, coordinated filming events and personnel on site, location scouting,  

Sold custom made cosplay mask products for customers based on character themes from film productions.

Provided services for local student film projects and independent films in the Maryland Delaware Virginia area.

Developed provocative visuotactile stimulation model for evaluation of embodiment biomarkers with the Rubber Hand Illusion, recorded and analyzed EEG data for determining limb embodiment conditions

Conducted developer testing and implementation feedback of DARPA HAPTIX virtual hand simulator programs for prosthetic arms

Designed MATLAB EEG pipeline program which improved filtration of EEG data and increased analysis efficiency

Undergraduate Research Assistant

A self driven engineer and entrepreneur, aspiring to provide excellence with all projects. Academic research focus includes neuromechanical interfaces, prostheses research and development, and micro controller system integration. FIRST alumni, and champion of STEM education in public schools.

Interests:
-Neuroprosthetics
-Mechatronics
-Neuromechanical integration
-Robotics
-Virtual Reality
-Rehabilitation

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