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Zaid Haque, a 2012 graduate from the Information Systems Program, has built a career in the field of technology and design. Now living near Seattle, Washington, he visits Qatar regularly and maintains a strong connection to his former classmates. …
CMU-Q’s computer science graduates Sabih bin Wasi and Rukhsar Neyaz were included on the 2020 Forbes “30 under 30” list for the US and Canada. Along with alumna Jiyda Moussa, Bin Wasi and Rukhsar are the founders of Stellic, a startup…
Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) alumnus Abdulrahman Alfayad is organizing the second Qatar 48-Hour Film Challenge for March 2020. Alfayad is the architect of the first film challenge, held in September, where more than 200 film enthusiasts tackled the…
Inspired by his own personal journey to health, Ibrahim Soltan has joined forces with two graduates from Texas A&M University at Qatar, Tariq Atiyah and Mohammed Jaffrin, to launch an online platform to book fitness classes and sports venues. The…
Two graduates of Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q), Yasir Khan and Abdul Wasay, took first place in IdeaCamp 2019, a Digital Incubation Center program and part of the Ministry of Transport and Communications. Khan and Wasay both graduated in…
Computer science and information systems students at CMU-Q explored job opportunities in the tech sector at Careers Platform 2019, Technology Edition. The annual networking event brings together organizations in the technology sector and students who are looking for practical, real…
Mohammed Al-Matwi was awarded the silver medal in the Best Startup category at the fifth edition of the Reyada Awards. A 2015 graduate of CMU-Q’s Business Administration Program, Al-Matwi is the founder and CEO of The Perfume Factory, a made-in-Qatar…
A startup that began as a class project at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) raised $2.5 million in a Series A funding round. Meddy is a physician booking platform created by Haris Aghadi and Abdulla AlKhenji, both CMU-Q graduates.…
QF graduate Maryam Al-Naemi’s Education City experience led to startups, service, and self-discovery Originally published by Qatar Foundation as “How I found my goals in life—thanks to QF” From setting up a new initiative designed to help Qatar’s community, to…
Stellic is an academic planning platform created by a group of CMU-Q students. After they graduated, they incubated the startup at Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP). “QSTP startup achieves inspiring international tech success,” appeared in Gulf Times, September 24,…
