Eiman Mohamed is a Project Analyst in University Space Planning and Capital Budget. She supports university-wide space planning and capital planning initiatives through needs assessment, space allocation, data analysis, and evaluation of competing institutional priorities. Her work includes assessing programmatic needs, evaluating proposed projects for alignment with university standards, scope, and budgets, and participating in design reviews and capital project evaluations to inform institutional decision-making.
Prior to joining the University of Chicago, Eiman worked as an Architectural Designer in Chicago, where she contributed to healthcare planning and design projects for health systems including UChicago Medicine AdventHealth, Northwestern Medicine, and Sanford Health. She holds a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design and a Master of Science in Architectural Studies from Washington University in St. Louis, where she was a McDonnell Academy Global Leadership Fellow. She also holds a Bachelor of Architecture with a minor in Design Management from the American University of Sharjah.
Outside of work, Eiman enjoys reading fiction, exploring Chicago's cultural and arts scene, rating matcha spots across the city, and spending time with family and friends.
