Rainer Mensing is a data engineer with eight years of experience applying data-driven solutions to development and social protection challenges across NGOs, multilateral organizations, and the private sector. He combines practical engineering skills from roles at inovex and Informationsfabrik with domain expertise in development studies (Geneva Graduate Institute) and data economics (MITx), focusing on how financial inclusion and social protection affect poverty, governance and the environment. Rainer’s background spans end-to-end data work—modeling, warehousing and database administration—grounded in field-facing research and program experience at CARE, GIZ and the International Social Security Association. He brings a rare blend of quantitative rigor and policy sensibility, able to translate complex evaluation questions into production-ready data pipelines. Based in Germany, he is motivated by leveraging new technologies to improve outcomes for marginalized communities and to measure policy trade-offs that are often overlooked.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BSc) - Graduation with distinction International Business Administration, Bachelor of Science (BSc) - Graduation with distinction International Business Administration at University of Twente
MicroMaster Data Economics & Development Policy, MicroMaster Data Economics & Development Policy at MITx Courses
High School Thematic focus: Mathematics and Computer Science, High School Thematic focus: Mathematics and Computer Science at Berufkolleg für Technik Ahaus
Data Engineer Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration, Data Engineer Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration at Pipeline Data Engineering Academy
MDEV Development Studies, MDEV Development Studies at Geneva Graduate Institute
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