Tarekegn Enatagegnehu
About Tarekegn Enatagegnehu
Tarekegn Enatagegnehu is a GIS and Data Management Specialist with over a decade of experience, currently working at Save the Children International in London. He has previously held GIS consultant roles at organizations such as Norwegian Church Aid, Care Ethiopia, and UNICEF.
Work at Save the Children
Tarekegn Enatagegnehu has been employed at Save the Children International since 2013, serving as a GIS and Data Management Specialist. His role focuses on utilizing geographic information systems to support the organization's objectives. He has worked in this position for 11 years, contributing to various projects aimed at improving children's welfare and education globally. His expertise in data management plays a critical role in the planning and implementation of initiatives that address the needs of vulnerable populations.
Previous Experience in GIS Consulting
Before joining Save the Children, Tarekegn Enatagegnehu held several positions as a GIS Consultant. He worked for Norwegian Church Aid for one month in 2013 in Oslo, Norway. Additionally, he served as a GIS Consultant at Care Ethiopia for one month in 2011. His experience also includes a four-year tenure at UNICEF from 2009 to 2013 in New York, New York, where he applied his GIS skills to support various humanitarian efforts.
Education and Expertise
Tarekegn Enatagegnehu holds a Master of Science degree from Addis Ababa University, which he completed from 2006 to 2008. He also earned a Bachelor of Education in Geography from both Addis Ababa University and Debub University, studying from 1997 to 2001. His educational background has equipped him with a solid foundation in geography and education, enhancing his capabilities in GIS and data management. In 2016, he furthered his professional development at the American Academy of Project Management.
Background
Tarekegn Enatagegnehu has a diverse background in GIS and education. He began his academic journey in geography and teacher education, which laid the groundwork for his career in GIS consulting. His work experience spans multiple organizations and countries, reflecting his adaptability and commitment to using technology for social good. His career trajectory demonstrates a consistent focus on leveraging geographic information systems to enhance project outcomes in the humanitarian sector.