Mohammed AlqifariComputer science / Business analysis

Selected work / Analytics & technology

From analysis to action.

Projects from my internships and university work, with a focus on my contribution and the problem each project addressed.

Product performance, then Supply context, then Scoring framework, then Review candidates.
High-level illustration of the analysis workflow. No company data is shown.

01 / Amazon · Python · SQL

Product assortment analysis

I developed a scoring framework to help distinguish underperforming products from products affected by supply gaps. The aim was to give assortment decisions a more reliable analytical basis.

Alongside the analysis, I automated weekly performance tracking with Python and SQL so that recurring reporting required less manual work.

Company code and data are not public.

Alarm events, then Recurring patterns, then Root-cause report, then Engineering follow-up.
Conceptual diagram of alarm analysis and engineering follow-up, not an operational network map.

02 / Ericsson · Network operations

Network fault pattern analysis

I analyzed network alarm events to identify recurring fault patterns and prepared root-cause reports for engineering and management teams.

I also worked with network operations and field engineering teams on configuration fixes. The work connected analysis of recurring incidents with the teams responsible for resolving them.

Company code and data are not public.

Website requirements, then Technical partners, then Delivery coordination, then Registration operations.
Illustration of my responsibilities in the event website project, not a screenshot.

03 / TEDx KSU · Requirements · Delivery

TEDx KSU event website

As Leader of Technological Services, I defined requirements for the event website and worked with technical partners on implementation. My role focused on coordinating delivery rather than claiming sole authorship of the code.

I managed progress meetings and oversaw attendee registration operations, connecting the website’s technical requirements with the needs of the event team.

A verified public demo link is not available here.

Illustrated site map showing the WordPress homepage linked to CV, portfolio, and contact pages.
Architecture illustration of my HW1 website, not a screenshot.

04 / WordPress · cPanel · DNS

A home on the web

HW1 ·

I deployed WordPress on shared hosting and connected my personal domain. I customized the site with a CV, portfolio, and contact page.

The project introduced me to hosting management, domain configuration, and organizing personal content with a CMS.

Visit the WordPress website ↗
Illustration of four linked HTML documents: index.html, cv.html, projects.html, and contact.html.
The four-page structure of this HW2 site, shown as a diagram.

05 / HTML · CSS · Accessibility

Built from the fundamentals

HW2 ·

This website uses four standalone HTML pages, shared navigation, and a responsive stylesheet. Semantic elements give each page a clear structure.

It includes labeled form fields, a keyboard-accessible skip link, project figures, and internal anchor links. A small JavaScript enhancement prepares an email draft without a server-side form service.

Explore this HTML website →