Majid Siddique Mohammed

Majid Siddique Mohammed

Surrey, British Columbia

I lead automation teams at the University of British Columbia, work as a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), and am building Mosy Leather, where I design and build leather products. I'm obsessed with personal AI assistants (agents); they've saved me over a month of my life in manual work so far. I also manage community operations at the Masterman Group alongside Sheikh Abdullah Oduro, and I write in public about work, health, family, and money.

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Work

Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)
Now

Advising clients on Canadian immigration, with a focus on Express Entry and Canadian Experience Class applications.

The Men's Skool Group
Accountability & Customer Success Manager
2026 –

I run the Masterman program: keeping a community of men accountable to the goals they set, week after week.

Founder
2025 –

A leather goods brand built the slow way: designing my own products and selling in person across Canada before scaling online.

Projects

Family Fall Fair — vendor operations
Coordinated thirteen vendor booths end to end, one inbox at a time.
A human-reviewed assistant that drafts (never sends) re-engagement messages for my community. Hackathon build.
GitHub

Writing

Thirteen vendor booths, one inbox, and an assistant that never forgetsSep 2026
I handed moving errands to an AI agent. Here's what actually happened.Sep 2026
This fear will stall your career faster than any mistakeJul 2025
Forget the "feedback sandwich"Jul 2025
Taking a writing course in the age of GenAIJul 2025
The price of peace of mind: DIY vs. guided applicationsJul 2025
5 mistakes I've made in 7 years of taking online coursesJun 2025
Let's talk conflict, the collaborative wayJun 2025
My phone use system: what's working and what's notJun 2025
Scam or truth: losing weight without a mile of joggingJun 2025