My name is Zeinab Ismail Mohammed, and I am a highly motivated professional with over 10 years of experience in ICT support, program assistance, and administrative coordination. I have worked with reputable organizations including the World Food Programme (WFP) and the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON), where I supported large-scale humanitarian and development programs.
I am deeply interested in roles that allow me to combine program coordination, data management, and administrative support—particularly within mission-driven organizations that aim to create social impact. I enjoy being part of teams that deliver real-world solutions to issues like food security, public health, and community resilience. I’m also passionate about learning and contributing to initiatives that promote gender justice and sustainable development.
My strongest qualities include:
Attention to detail: I take pride in producing accurate reports and documents, and I carefully review all work to ensure it meets high standards.
Organizational skills: I’m adept at managing schedules, maintaining both physical and digital records, and coordinating meetings, workshops, and field activities.
Communication: I am confident in drafting professional correspondence, reports, and meeting minutes, and I can clearly convey information to both internal teams and external partners.
Confidentiality: I have experience handling sensitive information—especially beneficiary data—and always maintain strict confidentiality and discretion.
Technical proficiency: I am highly skilled in Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, data entry tools, and basic data analysis using Excel and Power BI.
Overall, I bring a blend of reliability, efficiency, and a positive attitude to every team I join. I’m currently looking for opportunities where I can continue to support impactful programs while further developing my skills in data and project management.
