MetriqOS is built by someone who lived the problem it solves. Over 20 years spanning MEAL, programme implementation, data analytics, and big data industry analytics, Abdulmajid has led programmes from the field to executive level — managing €16M+ in donor-funded portfolios under USAID, ECHO, FCDO, SIDA, PRM, and GFFO across Tanzania, Mozambique, and the broader East Africa region.
Six-plus of those years were spent at Save the Children International — leading refugee response programming serving 45,000 children across eight camps in Tanzania's Kigoma region, managing a €7M emergency response reaching 180,000 displaced people in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, and spearheading Tanzania-wide emergency preparedness and anticipatory action frameworks adopted as the country office standard. From disease outbreaks and natural disaster response to large-scale IDP programming and multi-partner consortium leadership — Abdulmajid has operated at the sharp end of the development and humanitarian sector, and MetriqOS is built on everything he learned there.
A BSc in Computer Science from the University of Dar es Salaam, combined with deep proficiency in web platform development, relational databases, SQL, Python, Power BI, and Azure, allowed him to design and build MetriqOS without an outside development team. His work has always been anchored in data — designing real-time dashboards, building evaluation frameworks, and using analytics to surface the insights that change programme decisions.
Abdulmajid's career reflects a rare combination: operational leadership in the most demanding humanitarian and development contexts — refugee response, disease outbreaks, displacement, and multi-partner emergencies — fused with the analytical rigour of someone who has spent two decades making data work under pressure. His conviction is simple: good data, properly structured and acted upon, saves programmes and saves lives.