Abdul Wadood Mohammed

I'm Abdul Wadood Mohammed, a motivated and versatile professional currently pursuing a degree in Cyber Security at Northern Virginia Community College. With hands-on experience in data center support, access control, and team management, I bring a strong technical foundation and leadership mindset to every role I take on.

My background includes serving as an Assistant Manager at Giant, where I led daily operations and supported staff development, and working in both access control and technical support within secure environments. I’m skilled in 3D modeling, video editing, graphic design, and troubleshooting hardware issues—plus I’m proficient in tools like ServiceNow, AMAG (Symmetry), and Microsoft Office Suite.

I’m passionate about technology and security, and I’m always seeking opportunities to grow, contribute, and innovate in dynamic, fast-paced environments.

I have a solid background in data center operations, access control, and management, with hands-on experience across both technical and leadership roles. I'm known for being a quick learner who takes initiative—often the first to respond to issues, troubleshoot effectively, and implement long-term solutions. I consistently look for ways to improve systems and share knowledge with my team, ensuring smooth operations and empowering others with the tools to succeed. My experience includes managing daily operations as an Assistant Manager, supporting secure environments as an Access Control Officer, and providing technical support and hardware troubleshooting as a Data Center Technician.

I’m currently pursuing a degree in Cyber Security at Northern Virginia Community College, building a strong foundation in network security, system protection, and threat analysis. My education goes beyond the classroom—through hands-on roles in data center support, access control, and team management, I’ve gained real-world insight into problem-solving, technical troubleshooting, and operational efficiency. Whether it’s through formal coursework, workplace challenges, or life experiences, I’m always learning, adapting, and applying new skills to grow both personally and professionally.