Hannah Mukhtar
Sales + GTM | Product + Growth | Research + Analytics
UC Berkeley Haas
I’m a UC Berkeley Haas student interested in how customer behavior, market context, and data shape business decisions. I’ve worked across sales, product, and research, and I’m most drawn to problems where understanding people and structuring messy information matter just as much as execution.
About Me
Welcome! I study Business Administration at UC Berkeley Haas. My experience has moved across sales, growth, product, and research, but the common thread is the same: I like understanding what people respond to, what the data is actually saying, and what should change because of it.
That has taken different forms — from qualifying potential partners and testing outreach, to evaluating product flows, analyzing data with SQL and Excel, and translating findings into recommendations for teams and stakeholders. I’m especially interested in technology roles where customer-facing execution and analytical problem-solving overlap.
Beyond Work
Outside of work, I spend a lot of time writing, thrifting, hiking, and building miniature dollhouse kits.
Education
August 2024-Dec. 2027 (Expected)
Business Administration (B.S.)
UC Berkeley Haas
At Berkeley Haas, my coursework spans Business Analytics, Intro to Finance, Customer Insights, Marketing, Innovation & Design Thinking, and Full Stack Development. Together, these courses have given me a mix of quantitative, customer, and technical context that complements my work across sales, product, and research.
Outside the classroom, I’ve also competed in business case competitions, including a 2nd-place finish in the Berkeley EGAL Case Competition.
Jan 2026-April 2026 (Study Abroad)
Business Strategy & Philosophy of Law
University of Oxford, New College
During Hilary Term 2026, I studied Business Strategy and Philosophy of Law at the University of Oxford through its tutorial system. Weekly research essays and one-on-one tutorials required me to synthesize academic literature, defend arguments, and refine my thinking quickly.
Studying strategy alongside law strengthened how I approach complex problems: weighing competing explanations, separating assumptions from evidence, and communicating a clear recommendation.
