Khalid Dualeh
About Khalid Dualeh
Khalid Dualeh is a marketing intern and a student at Oberlin College, where he studies Computer Science and Economics. He has held various roles, including externships and internships at notable organizations such as AT&T and HUGO BOSS, and currently serves in multiple positions related to sustainability and education.
Work at RippleMatch
Khalid Dualeh serves as a Marketing Intern at RippleMatch, a role he has held since 2023. In this position, he engages in various marketing initiatives aimed at connecting students with job opportunities. His responsibilities may include developing marketing strategies, conducting market research, and supporting outreach efforts to enhance the visibility of RippleMatch's services.
Current Roles and Responsibilities
In addition to his internship at RippleMatch, Khalid holds multiple positions. He is a Bloomberg First Year Scholar and a Student Ambassador at Paragon One, both roles he began in 2023. He also serves as a Board Member for the Green EDGE Fund, where he acts as a liaison between the fund and the Office of Environmental Sustainability, promoting project integration. Additionally, he works as a Residential Assistant at Oberlin College and as an OES Weatherization Intern.
Previous Experience at AT&T and HUGO BOSS
Khalid gained valuable experience as a 2023 AT&T Technology Academy Extern for one month, where he likely engaged in technology-focused projects. He also worked as a Branding Research Strategy Extern at HUGO BOSS for two months in 2023, contributing to branding strategies and market analysis.
Education and Expertise
Khalid Dualeh studied at Oberlin College, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Economics, expected to graduate in 2026. He previously attended Western Reserve Academy, where he earned a High School Diploma from 2020 to 2022. His educational background is complemented by his experience at Abaarso School of Science & Technology, where he completed high school from 2016 to 2020.
Achievements in Sustainability and Grant Allocation
As a Board Member of the Green EDGE Fund, Khalid collaborates on the review and allocation of over $200,000 in grants for sustainability and conservation projects at Oberlin College. He also guides over 10 applicants annually in refining their proposals to align with environmental sustainability and education goals, demonstrating his commitment to promoting sustainable practices.