Marwa Mansour

Marwa joins Interactive Strategies as a web content strategy intern, supporting the Strategy team as it helps clients shape their content into a unified digital experience. She’s especially drawn to “tech for good” and mission-driven work, where she can see her efforts doing real good in the world. Her perspective as an Arab Muslim woman drives her commitment to designing digital experiences for groups that are often overlooked, making sure their needs don’t get lost in the process. 

Marwa brings four years of IT experience in education, including her time with the University of Maryland Division of IT. As a student there, she conducted user research and redesigned app components for health-focused startups like Chat Health and Guide. At Esri, she led a usability research project for ArcGIS, the company’s desktop mapping software. 

That blend of UX and IT guides how she works. She explains technical concepts in a way that fits each person’s comfort with technology, and she approaches data with a user-centered mindset. At her core, she’s an empathetic double-checker, always looking “just one more time” to make sure nothing was missed and everyone is keeping up. 

Outside of work, you might find Marwa at a matcha café or sushi spot. She holds a black belt in Tang Soo Do. Her favorite hobby, though, is junk journaling. What’s junk journaling, you ask? She collects little pieces of everyday life (stray stickers, receipts, menus, ticket stubs, anything with character) and turns them into a personal story.