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AI developer for Saudi Arabia (Riyadh)
Tarek Abou Rjeily builds applied AI systems for Saudi businesses — Arabic-capable AI assistants and search, WhatsApp automation, AI-powered CRMs, and real-time computer vision — working remotely from Lebanon in the same timezone as Riyadh. As Saudi companies invest in AI under Vision 2030, he offers a pragmatic alternative to large consultancies: one senior engineer who scopes honestly, builds hands-on with the Anthropic Claude API and Python, and ships deployed systems.
Proof — related shipped work
AI Cheating DetectorComputer Vision
Real-time exam integrity for Arab Open University. YOLOv8 + face recognition flag phones, head-turns, unknown faces; alerts hit Telegram instantly.
Read case study →Invisible CRMWhatsApp-native AI
A CRM that lives inside WhatsApp. Voice notes become records; plain-English queries find clients; new listings auto-match old buyers.
Read case study →Althea AI MarketingClient — Health & Wellness
AI marketing on autopilot for a Lebanese clinic. Claude-generated creative, n8n-orchestrated WhatsApp + email lifecycle, predictive segments.
Read case study →Frequently asked questions
Can a freelance AI developer serve a company in Saudi Arabia remotely?
Yes. Tarek Abou Rjeily works with Saudi clients entirely remotely from Lebanon — same timezone as Riyadh, so collaboration feels local — and delivers over shared staging environments with regular demo calls in Arabic or English. Contracts and invoices are handled internationally in USD.
What AI systems make sense for a Saudi business?
The highest-return builds Tarek sees for Saudi companies are Arabic-capable ones: AI that reads and tags Arabic WhatsApp conversations, natural-language search over client and document records in Arabic and English, automated marketing flows, and computer-vision systems for monitoring and quality checks. He starts with a workflow audit to find where AI actually pays off in your operation.
How long does an AI pilot take for a Riyadh-based company?
A focused pilot typically reaches a working, deployable system in about 4–6 weeks. Tarek scopes the pilot so it proves value on real data from your business — not a demo on toy data — and then iterates from there if the numbers justify it.
Do you invoice Saudi companies in SAR or USD?
Quotes and invoices are in USD, paid by international bank transfer or Wise. Because the Saudi riyal is pegged to the dollar, the SAR equivalent is stable and easy to budget — there is no exchange-rate surprise between quote and payment.
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