I’m Fathia Mojeed, a medical student, product builder, and founder of Quida—a technology company building Africa’s public safety infrastructure, starting with Nigeria.
My work sits at the intersection of technology, public safety, and systems thinking. While studying medicine has deepened my understanding of people and public health, building Quida has taught me how to identify complex societal problems, work with users, and design practical technology that improves lives.
In the past year, I’ve led a multidisciplinary team from idea to a functioning product, coordinated beta testing with over 120 users, engaged government stakeholders, and built a growing community around a vision larger than the product itself.
I’m deeply interested in using technology to solve real-world problems at scale, particularly where public infrastructure is limited. Beyond building products, I enjoy speaking, writing, and bringing people together around ideas that create meaningful impact.
