At Ontario Power Generation, Muhammad excelled as a Full-Stack Software Developer Intern, where he led the end-to-end development of key projects. His work included streamlining database architectures to drastically reduce processing times and implementing advanced automated communication systems to improve operational efficiency. His role required a meticulous approach to software engineering, utilizing a variety of technologies including Angular, .NET, C#, and Microsoft SQL Server on Azure platforms.

In his capacity as an IT Technician at the Ted Rogers School of Management, Muhammad was instrumental in providing critical support for both software and hardware issues. He efficiently managed over 30 daily incidents, addressing urgent software malfunctions and configuring new systems. His adept use of SQL for managing roles and permissions, coupled with live troubleshooting during classes, ensured seamless technology operations across the university.

Muhammad's passion for technology extends to his personal projects, where he applies his skills to solve practical problems. His projects include a weather application that leverages real-time API data to provide local weather updates and a finance tracker designed to help users manage their expenses effectively. These projects demonstrate his ability to integrate various technologies like React, Python, and PostgreSQL to build applications that are both functional and user-friendly.