Tehseen Dahya
I'm Building
Using Machine Learning to Optimize Internet Networks in rural areas
Bio
Tehseen Dahya, a young technical builder based in Toronto, Canada, is known for his work in navigating unconventional paths to achieve remarkable outcomes. He received funding from the 1517 Fund to develop a project using machine learning to optimize internet networks in rural areas, a testament to his dedication to addressing technological disparities. Previously, Tehseen impressed by securing a meeting with the co-founder of LinkedIn and landing an internship at BloXroute through creative hustling efforts, showcasing his ability to leverage opportunities effectively.",.
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