AI automation consultant for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Lebanon.
Aldenebai works remotely worldwide and on-site in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Lebanon. Paul Rahme leads every engagement in English, Arabic, and French, with a team ready behind him and delivered work in all three countries. The record: the Visit Saudi platform tested for the Saudi Tourism Authority, as Eurisko's QA engineer on the PwC-managed Visit Saudi programme, the Invest Kenya front end for McKinsey out of Dubai, a nightlife venue site in Dubai, and QA automation at Eurisko in Lebanon. The six AI systems on this site run for a US marina-software company, built and operated remotely.
Where Aldenebai works, remote and on-site
| WHERE | HOW | WHAT HAS SHIPPED THERE |
|---|---|---|
| United Arab Emirates | Remote, with on-site days for mapping and handover | A nightlife venue platform in Dubai with an events editor; the Invest Kenya platform front end delivered for McKinsey out of Dubai |
| Saudi Arabia | Remote, with on-site days by arrangement | QA automation for the Visit Saudi national tourism platform, for the Saudi Tourism Authority, as Eurisko's QA engineer on the PwC-managed programme |
| Lebanon | On-site and remote | QA automation frameworks at Eurisko across web, TV, and mobile; a sustainable fashion storefront run as technical partner |
| North America and Europe | Remote, overlapping mornings or afternoons | The six AI systems in production at a US marina-software company; a Connecticut food brand site |
| Anywhere else | Remote | The work is code, tickets, and calls. If your team can review a pull request, the location does not matter. |
Working with Aldenebai across time zones
Everything is built in your repositories and your cloud accounts, so the work is visible to your team continuously rather than at status meetings. Pull requests, tickets, and the audit trail are the reporting. Calls are scheduled in your timezone, and the Automation Audit itself is 30 minutes remote, so distance costs you nothing at the stage where you are still deciding.
On-site days are worth it for two things: the initial mapping, where watching people do the work reveals what a call does not, and the handover, where the team takes over the runbook. On-site days are arranged in the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi), Saudi Arabia (Riyadh, Jeddah), and Lebanon (Beirut), and they are agreed and dated in the proposal.
In English, Arabic, or French
The audit call, the written Automation Map, and the handover walkthrough can be in any of the three. The code, the runbook, and the tests are written in English, because that is what a future engineer on your team will expect to read, whichever language the conversation happened in.
For teams in the Gulf and the Levant that matters in a specific way. The person mapping your process already knows the local vendor landscape and how support queues behave through Ramadan and the summer; nobody has to explain it.
Questions about location, on-site days, and data
Do you work with companies outside the Middle East?
Yes, and most of the AI systems described on this site run for a company outside it. The client's product is US marina-management software, and the six production systems were built and are run remotely. Time zones are handled by overlapping mornings or afternoons, named in the proposal.
Can you come on site?
In the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Lebanon, yes, by arrangement. Elsewhere it depends on the engagement and is agreed in writing before the build. Most work does not need it: the mapping call is remote, and the system lands in your repositories where your team can see it.
Where does our data live if the engineer is in another country?
In your own accounts, wherever you choose to host them. Systems are built in your repositories and run on your cloud, with model calls through your own provider account, so the data residency decision is yours and is unaffected by where Paul Rahme sits. Aldenebai holds no keys.
Which language will the audit call be in?
Whichever of English, Arabic, or French suits your team. Say so in the booking email and it is arranged. The written Automation Map can be delivered in the same language.
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Distance is not the constraint. The queue is.
The free Automation Audit is 30 minutes remote, in your timezone and your language, with a written Automation Map within 48 hours.