Graduate Success Stories

Sara Ahmed is a graduate of Fikrcamp who transitioned into the tech world with focus and passion. She landed a role as a backend developer at Ebixi, a fintech money exchange app, where she contributes to building financial tools for everyday users.

Abdule Mohamed is a Fikrcamp alumnus who combined his love for tech and community-building to create something special. He founded Nextlogik, a growing community that brings Somali developers together through tech talks and networking events.

Hamda Bashe is a graduate of Fikrcamp who took her passion for tech and turned it into an entrepreneurial journey. She went on to establish her own development studio, Just Us Technology, where she contracts consultants and takes on diverse software projects.

Muna Hassan transitioned from tech training into a role that empowers the next generation. After graduating from Fikrcamp, she began teaching ICT to primary school students, making digital literacy more accessible from an early age.

Mohamed Abdullahi applied his training at Fikrcamp to the enterprise world, where he now works as a Salesforce specialist. He helps businesses integrate Salesforce into their day-to-day operations, making their processes smoother and more efficient.

With a background in psychology, Asma Dhamac chose to expand her skillset through coding. After completing Fikrcamp, she founded her own psychology center, Sirta Maanka, where she integrates tech solutions to improve mental health services.

After completing Fikrcamp, Abdirisak Ali moved to the UK, where he currently works as a full stack developer for a UK-based tech company. His global journey started with local learning.

Warda Yusuf used her Fikrcamp experience to found Hoodo Technology, a platform that supports aspiring developers through training and mentorship. She's committed to helping others break into tech with the guidance she once needed herself.

Ahmed Hassan made a bold pivot into cybersecurity after his time at Fikrcamp. With a strong commitment to lifelong learning, he studied hard, sat for industry-standard certifications, and successfully became a certified cybersecurity professional.

Nimcan Ali now works as a database engineer at Telesom, one of the largest telecom companies in Somaliland. After completing Fikrcamp, he focused on mastering databases and landed a role where he manages critical systems and data infrastructure.

Suhaib Mohamed joined the Ministry of Finance as a developer after his graduation from Fikrcamp. He is now part of the team responsible for maintaining and improving internal systems for the ministry.

Abdimalik Mohamud carved his own path in tech by becoming a freelance full stack developer. With the skills he gained from Fikrcamp, he now builds end-to-end web applications for clients both locally and internationally.

Elmi Abdi is a telecom engineer at Telesom who has recently set his sights on transitioning into software development. After completing Fikrcamp and acquiring the necessary coding skills, hes now working toward joining Telesoms development team.

Sadiiq Mohamed used his foundation from Fikrcamp to land a role as a security engineer at Telesom. He plays an important role in ensuring the company's systems and data remain secure against evolving threats.

After building his foundation at Fikrcamp, Mowliid Hassan began working as a freelance full stack developer. He didn't stop there—he's currently pursuing further education in computer science abroad to deepen his technical expertise.

Yonis Nouh became a key member of the Ministry of Finances tech team after graduating from Fikrcamp. As a developer, he helps maintain and improve the systems used by the ministry to manage vital services.

Nemo Rashiid took the skills learned at Fikrcamp and stepped into a role as a software engineer at Tiriig Technology. There, he works on building web and mobile solutions tailored to clients needs.

Mahamood Abdirahman channeled his creative talents into tech by becoming a designer at Brand Awareness. He now helps businesses build strong brand identities and delivers high-quality design assets.

Hamda Abdi became a lead developer at ICDF, Taiwans technical mission in Somaliland. She plays a critical role in helping hospitals integrate and use digital systems to improve healthcare delivery.

Hoodo Hassan embraced freelance work after Fikrcamp and now works as a full stack developer. She collaborates on various projects, building everything from APIs to user interfaces.

Yahye Mohamed also chose the freelance route and has been building full stack applications for clients. His ability to work independently and deliver quality solutions makes him a sought-after developer.