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Bio

Mary Mojisola Job is a Customer Education and Knowledge Management Professional, Community Systems Strategist, Educator, and the Owner of HDY Haus.

She works at the intersection of customer experience, community participation, knowledge systems, WordPress, and Open Source.

She has contributed to and supported community growth across Africa and global open-source ecosystems.

Interests

knowledge management, customer success, customer education, open source, artificial intelligence, community strategy, change management, information society technologies, community belonging

WordPress Origin Story

I was in Ghana 2015 volunteering for my internship with the Salesians of Don Bosco when i got introduced to WordPress. I was surprised to find that their website was built on WordPress, as far as i was concerned, i tried blogging with WP about 3 years before that and it was a disaster.

I felt it was too complicated and difficult to use for blogging, much less designing a website. My internship assignment was a media collection database for the community while i did my blogging on another platform i had been using for years. Quite frankly, the most a published post on my blog got was usually a like from a friend or one comment and maybe 40 views, i used to think it was a personal blog after-all, maybe that is why.

Someone awesome in that community then asked why i was not blogging with WordPress, he then gave me a whole folder containing video tutorials for WP beginners which took me two weeks to watch and understand.

Today, i thank my creator for the day i was given those videos because i have not been able to look back from using WordPress. I moved my blog to WP, got over a hundred followers in two months, redesigned my blog to look so cool that i fell more in love with blogging.

Oh and guess what? I got my first client in the Tech World from WordPress, my client was based in the UK and they loved how my blog looked and needed a redesign for their WP website which was horrible to say the least. This started my journey into learning about WP, i made a lot of mistakes and i learned a lot too, today i am crazy about WP and actively building the WP community in my country Nigeria.

Moral of my Story:
1.) WordPress truly is anything you want it to be – make good use of your imaginations.
2.) No matter what you want to learn to use, there is no shortcut, if you dont take the patience to learn and understand any craft (Tech applications and software included), you are setting yourself up for a big time failure.
3.) Google is your best Friend! Don’t let her down, she has a lot of potential – become a great Googler (Know how to get accurate and actionable information for good positive benefits to yourself and your society.

Badges

CODE
3 badges
Core Contributor '21 Core Team '21 Plugin Developer
CONTENT
1 badge
Photo Contributor '25
COMMUNITY
4 badges
Community Contributor '20 Meetup Organizer '18 WordCamp Organizer '19 WordCamp Speaker '19
POLYGLOTS
2 badges
Translation Contributor '22 Translation Editor '22

Current Job

Founder & Community Strategist
Dec 2025 – Present
HDY Haus
I advise founders and organisations on community strategy, customer participation, operational systems, and sustainable growth. My work includes community audits, foundational strategy, engagement systems, onboarding frameworks, documentation, and participation pathways that teams can implement and maintain.

Job History

Customer Success Engineer
Nov 2020 – Aug 2026
Paid Memberships Pro · Full-time
Supported customers building and managing WordPress membership websites, resolving 8,263 support tickets during my time with the company.

I investigated technical and operational issues from diagnosis through resolution, explained complex information clearly, and helped customers make informed decisions about their membership sites.

I also identified recurring customer questions and product friction, sharing insights that contributed to better documentation, support resources, internal knowledge, and product improvements.

My work involved close collaboration across support, product, and engineering, alongside creating educational resources for customers, colleagues, and the wider WordPress community.

Key Accomplishments

Published my first plugin in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory.

Recent impact

Score weights high-impact work (commits, releases, approved translations, props) at 3x routine activity.

Last 30 days
3contributions
high3
medium0
score9
Last 90 days
5contributions
high5
medium0
score15
Last 12 months
9contributions
high7
medium2
score23

Team focus

Share of contributions across teams during the last 365 days

WordPress releases

Contributed to 1 release
  • 5.8

Time commitment

3 hours per week

Contributions

Type
October 2026
Oct 13 Tue · 07:51
Plugins high
Committed [3743202] to Plugins SVN:
Initial release 0.9.8
September 2026
Sep 27 Sun · 18:35
Plugins high
Committed [3715962] to Plugins SVN:
Release HDY Login Branding 1.2.0
Sep 23 Wed · 07:52
Meta high
Confirmed as a speaker for WordCamp Vienna 2027
August 2026
Aug 20 Thu · 09:54
Plugins high
Committed [3656416] to Plugins SVN:
Add plugin directory assets
Aug 20 Thu · 09:44
Plugins high
Committed [3656395] to Plugins SVN:
Initial release 1.0.3
April 2026
Apr 08 Wed · 13:03
Meta high
Started mentoring WordCamp Eket 2026
February 2026
Feb 26 Thu · 12:37
Meta high
Confirmed as a speaker for WordCamp Vienna 2026
January 2026
Jan 08 Thu · 19:00
Meta med
Wrote a comment on the post Community Team Rep Nominations for 2026, on the site Make WordPress Community:
Carol Nabukeera Thank you for the nomination, Carol. I am more than happy to throw…
December 2025
Dec 14 Sun · 23:17
Meta med
Completed the course WordPress meetup organizer training on learn.wordpress.org
November 2024
Nov 14 Thu · 20:25
Meta high
Joined the organizing team for WordCamp Europe 2025

Developer

2 plugins

Completed courses

2 completed

*Course is no longer available.

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Translations

1 locale
pcm Nigerian Pidgin WordPress Translation Editor

Translation editor for 1 project.

View all on translate.wordpress.org