Mark Maligalig
About Mark Maligalig
Mark Maligalig is an Information Technology Student Assistant and President of Ada's Team in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He has a background in project management and content creation, with experience in fostering inclusivity in technology and managing significant budgets.
Work at Government of Canada
Mark Maligalig currently serves as an Information Technology Student Assistant at the Government of Canada. He has held this position since 2023, contributing to various IT initiatives and projects. His role involves supporting technology-related tasks and collaborating with different departments to enhance operational efficiency.
Education and Expertise
Mark is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the University of Alberta, with an expected graduation in 2025. His academic background equips him with a solid foundation in technology and computing principles. This education complements his practical experience in various roles within the technology sector.
Leadership Experience
In 2023, Mark became the President of Ada's Team, where he directs a group of 9 executive members. He fosters a collaborative leadership environment and promotes inclusivity within the team, particularly for underrepresented groups in technology. His leadership is marked by initiatives that empower members and enhance their engagement in the tech community.
Previous Work Experience
Mark has held multiple positions prior to his current roles. He worked as a Content Manager at AIESEC Canada for three months in 2022, where he managed content strategies. Additionally, he served in Business to Customer Relations at AIESEC for 11 months, focusing on client engagement. His earlier experience includes a four-year tenure as a Restaurant Crew Member at McDonald's.
Project Management and Initiatives
Mark has demonstrated project management skills through his involvement with the UofA Blueprint Chapter as a Project Designer since 2022. He has collaborated with the University’s Department of Computing Science to strategize initiatives and secure funding. His responsibilities include managing a club budget exceeding $30,000 and orchestrating events featuring industry experts.