Throughout 20 years, Abdulqader Al-Jubeh has worked behind computer screens, solving technical challenges and developing digital solutions that make people's daily work easier.

A 44-year-old father of five, Jubeh graduated from the Palestine Polytechnic University in Hebron with a degree in Information Technology (IT).

For the Hebronite black-bearded man, software development is not only programming but rather finding solutions which can save people time and make them work more effectively. 

While his contributions may not always be visible, the impact of his work is felt almost every day by the colleagues who rely on the systems he has built at EUPOL COPPS, which he joined in 2016.

During the last decade, he has managed to develop several software applications which changed the way the employees work. these help to simplify administrative processes, facilitate workflow and minimise the chances of making mistakes.

The greatest innovations are often the ones people don't notice but rely on every single day, Jubeh says. True innovation isn't measured by visibility, but by the difference it makes in people's daily work, he adds.

Combining a busy career and family obligations, Jubeh still finds motivation in his achievements, gaining a sense of purpose when helping with technology can be used for improving day-to-day life of people.