Science is part of my story. People give it purpose.

Rooted in Ethiopia.
Open to what comes next.

I am an Ethiopian biotechnology graduate from Addis Ababa Science and Technology University. I graduated on 25 June 2026 with a CGPA of 3.62, following studies that connected biological concepts with laboratory learning and collaborative coursework.

I grew up in Hawassa, with roots in Borena. My Christian faith and experience serving others have shaped the purpose I bring to my work. That has included representing classmates and helping a college extend its teaching through digital learning.

Alongside my biotechnology degree, I hold a Bachelor of Theology from Peace for World Theology College and a master's in Christian counselling from Holistic Bible College. These are connected parts of my educational journey: scientific curiosity, reflection on purpose, and attention to people.

My experience spans a clinical laboratory internship, a quality-control role at Glocare Pharma Manufacturing PLC, and collaboration with software and entrepreneurship teams. Across these settings, I value clear communication, shared responsibility, and care in how work is carried out.

I am seeking graduate study that will deepen my research preparation. I am particularly interested in biotechnology questions that connect biological resources, food systems, and practical needs in Ethiopia.