Mohammad al-Jaber

Mohammad Al-Jaber has a diverse work experience in the field of information technology and telecommunications. Mohammad has held various roles in different companies, showcasing strong technical skills and expertise.

Starting in 2007, they worked as an Associate Telecommunication Engineer at Riyad Bank, where they were responsible for network administration and support. Mohammad developed configuration templates for network devices and ensured network availability for end users.

In 2011, Al-Jaber joined Aruba Networks as a Systems Engineer. Mohammad identified sales opportunities, communicated with potential customers, and prepared cost estimates and bid documents.

From 2012 to 2013, they worked as an Information Security Specialist at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology of Saudi Arabia, focusing on ensuring information security.

At Ericsson in 2013, Al-Jaber served as an Experienced Services Engineer. Mohammad led projects, analyzed data for improvement opportunities, and implemented performance improvement strategies.

From 2013 to 2017, they worked at Arab National Bank as a Communication Officer. Mohammad performed planning and technical design activities for network operations and maintained network and security solutions.

Currently, Al-Jaber holds the position of Vice President at Riyad Bank since 2017, where they closely work with executive management to develop and execute technical strategies aligned with the organization's digitalization and transformation vision. Mohammad oversees the performance of the organization's network infrastructure and keeps it running at its highest performance.

Throughout their career, Al-Jaber has demonstrated familiarity with the latest technology and industry trends in hardware, software, networking, and information security. Mohammad'sstrong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills have been evident in their work.

Mohammad Al-Jaber obtained a Bachelor's degree in Science in Information Systems from Prince Sultan University in 2007.