Mohamad Jassim leads Alwan Technology as Managing Director, with responsibility for strategy, client relationships and delivery across the Gulf and Europe.

Zakaria Taleb is Chief Technology Officer of Alwan Technology, responsible for the firm's technical direction, its engineering standards and the architecture of its products and client systems. Zakaria holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from the École nationale Supérieure d'Informatique (ESI) and has built systems at both ends of the stack: machine-learning and data-science platforms at one end, low-level and embedded software at the other. That range is visible in the firm's work on AI pipelines running on constrained hardware, in the ITS platform, and in the complex integration programmes Alwan delivers for public authorities and financial institutions. As CTO, Zakaria leads the engineering teams across Dubai and Europe and is accountable for the security and quality of every system the firm ships.

Abdou Yelles leads cyber security at Alwan Technology and is responsible for the security of every system the firm builds and operates, from architecture review and threat modelling through DevSecOps pipelines to penetration testing and incident response. Abdou holds a Master's degree in Computer Science, and the background is offensive as much as defensive: years of penetration testing and vulnerability research, participation in international hacking competitions, and rewards from the bug-bounty programmes of Apple and Google for responsibly disclosed vulnerabilities. Knowing how systems are actually broken into shapes how Alwan designs them: security controls are engineered into the build pipeline and verified by attack, not assumed from a checklist. Abdou also owns the firm's ISO/IEC 27001 information security management system and supports clients with their NIS2 and DORA obligations.

Mohamed Sudani is a Senior Full-Stack Developer at Alwan Technology, building the web platforms through which clients and their users interact with the systems the firm delivers. Mohamed works across the whole application, from the interface a citizen or an employee sees, built in React and Next.js, to the services, APIs and integrations behind it, and has a reputation for turning complex business requirements into products people find simple to use. Mohamed has delivered platforms for the firm's onboarding, payroll and procurement products as well as client portals in the public and financial sectors, and works closely with clients' own teams so that what is handed over is understood as well as documented.

Mohamed Amine is a Senior Engineer at Alwan Technology specialising in deep learning systems and the complex software platforms that carry them into production. Mohamed holds a PhD in optical character recognition using deep learning, and brings that research depth to applied problems: computer-vision and recognition models for intelligent transport systems, document understanding for the firm's onboarding and finance products, and the data pipelines that keep such models accurate once deployed. Mohamed's approach is ownership from end to end: designing a system, building it, and remaining responsible for its behaviour and maintenance over time. Away from work, Mohamed is a competitive amateur cyclist with a race win to show for it.

Oussama Zemour is Lead Backend Engineer at Alwan Technology, responsible for the server-side architecture of the firm's platforms and client systems. With more than six years of experience building high-performance applications in Node.js, Express and NestJS, Oussama takes systems from data model to production API and remains accountable for how they behave under load and over time. That experience spans four countries and very different operating environments, with delivery across North Africa, the Gulf and Europe, and systems ranging from real-time data synchronisation to fine-grained role-based access control. Oussama has led backend teams, sets the standard for maintainable code across the engineering group, and owns the containerisation, CI/CD and cloud-deployment practices that let Alwan release quickly without compromising reliability.

Younes Zahzouh is a Senior Software Engineer at Alwan Technology and one of the firm's strongest architects. Younes holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Science and Technology of Oran (USTO Mohamed Boudiaf) and has spent the past several years building web and mobile products with teams across North Africa, the Gulf and Europe. Younes has an unusually deep understanding of the Northern European public-sector and enterprise landscape: national eID schemes, tax authority and payroll interfaces, accounting and ERP systems, and the standards and registers that sit behind them. That knowledge shapes how Alwan's onboarding, payroll and time-registration products are designed to plug into a client's existing systems rather than sit beside them. On the front end Younes works in React, Next.js and React Native, and has led a front-end team and mentored junior developers, with a reputation for architectures that stay simple as products grow.

Laith Al-Ramadan is a Software Engineer at Alwan Technology with six years of professional experience and a degree in computer engineering. Laith works across TypeScript and C++, from performance-critical native code to the applications built on top of it, and brings an unusual background to enterprise engineering: award-winning game development, recognised with a prize for best game design. That discipline, in which real-time performance, simulation and user experience have to work together without compromise, translates directly into the operator interfaces, visualisation and performance-sensitive components Alwan builds for transport and infrastructure clients. Laith writes code to be read as well as run: clear structure, measured performance, and behaviour that holds when the system is under pressure.

Abderrahmen Boumaza is a Mobile Developer at Alwan Technology, building the applications through which end users meet the firm's products: onboarding for freelance workforces, working-time registration on the move, and the customer-facing side of payment and commerce platforms. Abderrahmen holds a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialisation in software engineering and has more than four years of experience across mobile and backend development, with applications delivered in e-payment and fintech, online marketplaces, e-commerce and on-demand gig platforms. Having worked both with local start-ups and remotely for international companies, Abderrahmen is used to shipping under real commercial pressure, and measures success by one thing: whether people use the product every day.

Oussama Messaoudi is a Principal Consultant at Alwan Technology, working at the point where mobile engineering, applied AI and user experience meet. Oussama holds a PhD in computer science and served as an associate professor before moving into industry, and brings that academic rigour to product work: hypotheses tested, decisions documented, results measured. In practice this means designing and building mobile applications with AI integrated where it genuinely helps the user, and shaping them to the expectations of Northern European users, whose preference for restraint, clarity and accessibility sets a high bar for any public or commercial service. That combination of research depth and design sensibility is central to how Alwan carries European standards of user experience into the systems it delivers across both regions.

Walid Seddik is Senior Product Designer at Alwan Technology and the reason the firm's products look as considered as they are engineered. Walid holds two higher-education qualifications in software engineering, a Master's degree and an Engineering degree, and moved from development into design with that foundation intact: every interface is designed by someone who knows how it will be built. Walid leads UI and UX across Alwan's products, owns the design system that keeps them consistent, and takes concepts from research and prototyping through to delivery alongside the engineering team. The result is products that are visually strong, accessible and technically feasible from the first sketch, which is the standard clients in the public sector and regulated industries expect.

Yehya Hallouse is a Front-End Developer at Alwan Technology, building the responsive web applications through which clients' staff and customers use the systems the firm delivers. Yehya works in JavaScript, React and Next.js on the front end and is equally at home in the Node and .NET services behind it, which makes the join between interface and back end a single, coherent piece of work rather than a hand-off between teams. Committed to continuous learning, Yehya keeps the team's front-end practice current and applies it to one aim: applications that solve real problems for the people who use them every day.

Hafed Zouyed is a Front-End Developer at Alwan Technology, building the React and Next.js interfaces through which users meet the firm's products and client systems. Hafed pairs front-end engineering with a strength that is rarer than it should be in software: communication. Working directly with designers, clients and back-end engineers, Hafed turns requirements into interfaces that are clear to use and clear to maintain, and keeps everyone informed of what is being built and why. That habit of explaining the work as well as doing it makes Hafed a natural point of contact for clients during delivery.

Mounir Dekali is Brand Identity and Social Media Designer at Alwan Technology, responsible for how the firm and its clients look in public: brand identity systems, social media, digital advertising, marketing materials and print. Mounir has designed for clients across Algeria, the wider MENA region and Europe, and works closely with client and delivery teams so that every piece of communication serves the brand's objectives rather than only its aesthetics. Unusually for a designer, Mounir holds a Master's degree in Computer Vision, and that grounding in computer science shows in a practical command of AI-assisted creative tools and in designs that are as functional as they are striking.