Mohamud Hussein Mohamud is a seasoned statistician, data analyst, and academic researcher with a robust academic and professional background in statistics. He earned his bachelor's degree in statistics and planning from SIMAD University and went on to complete a Master of Philosophy in Statistics from Minhaj University in Pakistan. His deep commitment to academia and research has shaped his career over the years. With over five years of teaching experience, Mohamud has served as a lecturer at various institutions, including SIMAD University, Banadir University, African University, and Kowneyn University. His expertise spans a wide array of subjects, including applied statistics, quality control, regression, and biostatistics, where he has left a lasting impact on his students and colleagues alike. Beyond academia, Mohamud has worked with numerous international and national NGOs, contributing his statistical skills to various projects involving data collection and surveys. His work in these roles has often extended to providing training and guidance to scholars, students, and teams, enhancing their capabilities in data analysis and research methodologies. An accomplished researcher, Mohamud has published over ten papers in international journals, sharing his insights and advancing knowledge in his fields of interest. His areas of research focus include applied statistics, quality control, regression analysis, and biostatistics. With more than three years of experience in monitoring and evaluation, project management, and research writing, he continues to be a valued contributor in both academic and applied statistical research circles.