Summary
Mohammad Anini is a Regional Operations Data Management Officer with 13 years of experience designing and delivering data-driven systems for UNHCR and government partners, specializing in asylum system digitalization, interoperability, and regional data warehousing. He blends full-stack development and system design with hands-on field deployments and capacity building across multiple countries, ensuring complex humanitarian data flows are auditable and operationally useful. His background includes global data migration leadership and technical rollout expertise, having built migration packages, trained trainers, and supported corporate systems at scale. Earlier roles span software engineering, web development, and co-founding Amman Hackerspace, reflecting a strong maker ethos and commitment to open-source communities and practical innovation. Based in Malmö, Sweden, he pairs technical depth with programmatic insight—able to translate policy and operational needs into resilient technical solutions. An often-overlooked strength is his sustained field experience, which keeps his designs grounded in real-world constraints and deployability.
13 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Software Engineering, Bachelor's degree Software Engineering at Zarqa University
Arabic, English