Ridha Moosa - Embracing a world of possibilities
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Ridha Moosa: Embracing a world of possibilities
Ridha Moosa began his journey with aspirations of becoming a medical student but found his true calling in technology. Thanks to the skills and experiences gained through the Explore Software Youth Employment Service (YES) programme, Moosa significantly grew both personally and professionally.
Over the years, he has celebrated significant achievements. Moosa has submitted research papers, owned and operated businesses, served on the board of a company that secured funding, and spoken at the largest AI expo in Africa. Over the past three years, he has excelled as a junior data scientist and in managerial roles, honing his skills in database design, pipeline scripting, and strategic application development.
In his previous position as a Product Manager at a health tech company, Moosa played a crucial role in enhancing and deploying medical practice software. Collaborating closely with the CEO and CTO, he managed development life cycles and contributed to building reporting tools and dashboards for monitoring support tickets.
Currently, as a Data Analyst at IQ Business (who have their own YES programmes as well), Moosa develops data solutions that source, extract, and analyse data at scale. He also manages stakeholders, consults with industries globally, and helps develop tech skills among professionals. His work ensures that data solutions are accessible, cost-effective, and compliant.
Moosa's contributions extend beyond data analysis. He has actively participated in UX/UI design and research, designed wireframes, and presented proposals for financial supplier management for a large private hospital group in South Africa. Additionally, he conducts training sessions, helping users navigate and integrate new software.
Outside his primary roles, Moosa is passionate about teaching future tech enthusiasts and creating content. He also runs a consulting company that assists businesses to enter the AI space.
His is a story that highlights how the YES programme can equip an individual with the skills and confidence needed to thrive in the tech industry. His journey demonstrates the value of continuous learning, adaptability, and a commitment to using technology to make a positive impact.
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- Company: Youth Employment Service
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