November 2025–Present
Chief Operating Officer
Quanizon
Operational follow-up across employees, projects, hours, attendance, performance, payroll data, expenses, payments, recruitment, and workflow development.
Aya Abdelsalam Dweeb
Chief Operating Officer | Business Operations & Product Workflow Development
Medical Microbiology · Scientific Research · Science × Technology
I am the Chief Operating Officer at Quanizon, with more than seven years of combined professional experience in business operations, employee and project follow-up, workflow development, and operational reporting.
My background in clinical laboratory work, medical microbiology research, and scientific publishing strengthens how I analyze operational data, organize requirements, and support evidence-based improvement — not as a competing identity, but as a practical advantage in how I work.
My current professional priority is growing my role at Quanizon, while remaining open to selected scientific, research, and interdisciplinary collaborations.
Professional value
Chief Operating Officer at Quanizon, responsible for structured operational follow-up across multidisciplinary teams, concurrent projects, reporting, and workflow development.
I connect day-to-day delivery visibility with clearer requirements, escalation paths, and evidence-based operational analysis.
Scientific thinking — shaped by medical microbiology and research — is a practical advantage in how I observe, document, and improve operations.
My priority remains growing the COO role at Quanizon, alongside selected collaborations that fit that responsibility.
Operational capabilities
Six operational lenses you can scan in seconds — each opens the matching impact or research path.
Structured follow-up across teams, reporting, and workflow development.
ExploreConcurrent project visibility, hours review, and blocker escalation.
ExplorePayroll-related data, costs, payments, and project profitability visibility.
ExploreRequirements organization, early feature review, and competitive research.
ExploreAttendance, performance follow-up, and recruitment coordination support.
ExploreEvidence-based analysis habits shaped by microbiology and research practice.
ExploreImpact
~10
Team members & contributors followed
3–5
Concurrent projects followed operationally
XF
Cross-functional delivery across Engineering, Design & QA
Ops
Operational reporting across hours, attendance, payroll, project effort & costs
Fit
Identification of effort/revenue mismatches across projects
MSc
Master of Science in Microbiology — scientific rigor applied to operations
Selected work
Flagship case study on the Case Studies page: I translate fragmented Excel workflows into platform requirements for attendance, performance, project effort, cost, and profitability — improving business visibility from analysis through reporting outcomes.
I follow multidisciplinary contributors across engineering, design, and QA. My work centers on delivery visibility, requirement clarity, and surfacing operational blockers before release — not low-level task administration alone.
Flagship case study
From fragmented Excel processes to clearer operational and financial visibility: problem diagnosis, requirements, platform design input, and documented outcomes such as effort/revenue mismatch identification and stronger reporting across hours, attendance, and project costs.
Observe · Record · Improve
These habits connect how I operate across teams and projects:
I use regular reports, working-hour records, task reviews, attendance data, and direct communication to understand what is happening across teams and projects.
My scientific background encourages me to verify information, compare records, identify inconsistencies, and avoid conclusions that are not supported by available evidence.
I distinguish between operational recommendations, management decisions, technical decisions, and final approvals.
I treat workflows as systems that can be observed, documented, tested, and improved gradually.
Timeline
November 2025–Present
Quanizon
Operational follow-up across employees, projects, hours, attendance, performance, payroll data, expenses, payments, recruitment, and workflow development.
September 2021–November 2024
Bedaya Laboratories
Managed assigned laboratory shifts, performed clinical microbiology procedures, conducted urine and stool cultures, completed antibiotic-susceptibility testing, followed quality procedures, and coordinated with physicians.
May 2020–August 2022
Marvy Laboratory
Handled laboratory operations, payments, revenue records, inventory, patient concerns, physician coordination, and practical training for new employees and trainees.
Scientific foundation
My career began in clinical laboratory environments, where precision, documentation, sample integrity, quality procedures, and timely decisions directly affected the reliability of results.
That foundation continues to shape how I work in operations: accurate records, evidence before assumptions, and structured improvement.
Master’s research
My master’s research examined soil-derived actinomycetes as potential sources of antimicrobial metabolites. I isolated and screened twenty actinomycete isolates and contributed as second author to two scientific publications in 2025.
Research Highlight
My master’s research involved collecting agricultural soil samples, isolating actinomycetes, screening their antimicrobial activity, selecting promising isolates, and optimizing production conditions.
One isolate was identified as Streptomyces rochei ASN and deposited in GenBank under accession number PQ673648.
Next step
I am open to selected operations, science-and-technology, and research collaborations that are compatible with my responsibilities at Quanizon.