Ibrahim started his professional endeavor as a social media manager for NGOs and initiatives. He advanced promptly as a Co-Founder and Creative Director for The Factory, where he developed digital strategies and led digital campaigns for clients that include but not limited to: Google, Sony Music, USAID, MediaGates, The Executive Office of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Emirates Competitiveness Council, The American University in Cairo, Hikma Pharmaceuticals, Kevin Spacey Foundation, Nile Radio Productions, Flat6Labs, Al Ahly FC as well as public figures like Amr Khaled and Carole Samaha. He also acted as a creative executive for TV shows at Egypt's Capital Broadcast Center (CBC).

Working with Bibliotheca Alexandrina since 2007, he develops programs to empower Egypt's young people and advocates for their right of representation in decision-making processes on a national scale. In 2010, He was chosen a World Youth Delegate to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (UNCBD). In which he worked with high-level representatives of governments, businesses and stakeholders to lobby the adaptation of the Nagoya Protocol for Environment Preservation in Nagoya, Japan.

Ibrahim has a B.A in Political Science from The American University in Cairo