Ali Osman is an experienced WASH engineer specializing in the design, supervision, and quality assurance of water supply and small-scale irrigation projects in humanitarian and development contexts. He is proficient in research analysis and technical reporting on water-related topics, helping ensure that engineering decisions are grounded in practical field realities.

Ali has provided top-level engineering oversight for both new and rehabilitation projects, working closely with implementing partners and contractors to ensure designs, specifications, bills of quantities, and construction standards meet technical and community needs. He regularly provides corrective technical feedback and supports sustainable, community-managed water systems.

His work includes reviewing design and bid documents, preparing terms of reference, supporting contract and payment documentation, and supervising construction of multi-village water schemes, irrigation systems, and community water infrastructure.

Ali is skilled in AutoCAD and GIS mapping, applying these tools to design water systems, identify borehole locations, and plan infrastructure effectively. He has contributed to large-scale WASH initiatives, including projects supported by USAID and SNV, ensuring strong coordination between WASH teams, local governments, and community leaders.

Highlights

• Technical oversight of water supply, irrigation, and rehabilitation projects
• Expertise in design review, construction supervision, and quality assurance
• Skilled in AutoCAD and GIS for water system planning and mapping
• Experience with USAID and SNV-supported WASH initiatives
• Strong background in technical reporting, research, and community coordination
• Focus on sustainable, community-managed water solutions

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