Mahlet Dejene

Let me tell you a little bit about myself. I went to Greek Community school staring from kindergarten until the 10th grade. Then I changed school to Dandii Boru school where I attended my 11th and 12th grade. After passing the national exam, I joined the Addis Ababa university institute of technology in[removed]I had a good grade so I got placed with my first choice of study which was Engineering and university.
I have faced a lot of challenges throughout my years. Especially in a developing country like Ethiopia, my femininity put me through difficult situations with male teachers, professors basically everywhere I went. Considering all this, I managed to pass many challenges and become one of the few female Mechanical engineers to get degree and get a job.
I take great pride in my work, and I’m a self-motivated team player able to take responsibility for delivering to tight deadlines. I have a wide range of valuable transferable skills gained through study and volunteering that can be used across various job roles and functions. One of my strongest competencies is the ability to take responsibility for delivering to tight deadlines, this coupled with my superb communication skills, makes me an ideal candidate for any position.