Hamza Wako

Hamza Wako.

USC '27·Los Angeles

/ about

I'm a student at USC studying Economics and Data Science. I got into product because I love the full picture of how something gets built and why it matters. I got into data because it tells the story. The overlap between the two is what keeps me genuinely excited.

Right now I'm working on something of my own in the fintech space, which is keeping me busy in the best way.

Outside of that I shoot photography, mostly street and portrait. @wako.vision.

PythonSQLC++Machine LearningData VisualizationProduct StrategyAgileCross-Team CollaborationMultilingualAgentic AIMS Suite

/ experience

Where I've been

Trojan Sports Lab

Data Analyst

@ Trojan Sports Lab
Aug 2025 to Present

Collecting real-time athletic data and building the systems that turn it into decisions coaches actually act on.

IPSERLab

Product Management Intern

@ IPSERLab
Jun to Aug 2025

Worked across teams to take a B2B eCommerce product from idea to execution. Ran sprints, dug into market research, and kept the roadmap moving in the right direction.

Beats by Dre

Data Analytics & Insights Extern

@ Beats by Dre
Feb to May 2025

Dug into consumer behavior data to find what people actually cared about and got in the room with senior stakeholders to make sure that story landed.

/ projects

Things I've built

Data, product, and software. Some for class, some for fun, one in the oven.

Ummah

A Flutter app for discovering nearby mosques and halal restaurants. Distance-based sorting, place detail pages, and built-in prayer time & Qibla direction using GPS or manual address search.

FlutterDartGoogle Maps APIMaterial 3

SignSpace

1st Place

Real-time ASL tutor for Apple Vision Pro built at USC's Good Vibes Only Buildathon 2025 (a16z × Apple × NVIDIA). Uses hand tracking and CoreML to recognize signs and give joint-level feedback live in a 3D spatial environment.

visionOSSwiftRealityKitCoreMLSwiftUI

Stealth Fintech

WIP

Working on something in the fintech space. Early days. More soon.

FintechIn Progress