Synchronizing memory — 0%
♪ Best with sound on
— Memory 01 · Damascus —
AI Engineer
From a Damascus workshop, Omar Alkhateeb turns ordinary machines into laboratories for machine learning — and builds the automations that run on them.
The Record
Four memories, recovered in order. Hold steady — synchronization completes as you scroll.
I · The Front-Runner
Now serving as a full-time AI Developer at GWA, Alkhateeb integrates AI microservices into production products, wiring intelligent behavior through n8n automation workflows.
A graduate of Information Technology Engineering, his standing interest lies in ML engineering and the research and development that surrounds it.
II · A Builder’s Record
The dossier is broad: backend networking applications, news platforms in PHP and MySQL, system administration on the factory floor of Amana Foods International, and a published Linux handbook — «دليل اللينكس» — circulated locally and online.
Colleagues describe a communicator who ships, coordinates teams, and finishes what he starts.
III · Honors & Notes
In 2025 his team “Balagh” took first place at the Syrian Hackathon.
He founded Blitz, a mind-mapping collective whose work lines the walls of Arab International University as a study reference, published at blitz.deveopix.com.
IV · The Thesis
I build at the seam where machine learning meets the machines most people already own. The thesis is simple: intelligence does not require a data-center to be useful.
It requires care, the right tooling, and the patience to ship.
Recovered Pages
Four entries, sealed and filed. Every mark left so far.
Hover a page to read it with the eagle’s eye.
At GWA, Alkhateeb stitches AI microservices directly into shipping products. The engine room is n8n: orchestration workflows that let intelligent services talk to one another without a human in the loop.
The result is automation that reads, decides, and acts — quietly, repeatedly, and at the speed of the factory it serves.
Founder and team lead of Blitz, a mind-mapping collective that compresses entire textbooks into single, legible diagrams.
The maps now hang on the walls of Arab International University, a standing reference for students, and are published online at blitz.deveopix.com.
In 2025, Alkhateeb and the team behind “Balagh” won first place at the Syrian Hackathon under the Startup Syria banner — project management, build, and pitch carried in a single sprint.
A win earned the old-fashioned way: a working product, delivered on the clock.
Author of the Linux handbook «دليل اللينكس», published locally and online — a practical field guide born from real RHEL system administration and shell work.
Beyond the book: backend networking apps, PHP/MySQL news platforms, and even full game soundtracks composed in FL Studio. A wide press, one byline.
Skills, Trades & Tooling
Every tool carried into the field — and what it has been used for.
Rack I
Rack II
Rack III · The main beat
Rack IV
Viewpoint Reached
Every record endsthe same way —a step into open air.
The Bureau
Seal a letter. A pigeon will carry it to Damascus.
My work has run the full press — from PHP news sites and backend networking services, to system administration on a factory floor, to a published Linux handbook, to the AI automations I write today at GWA.
What ties it together is a habit of finishing: leading the Blitz team, coordinating frontend deliveries, winning a national hackathon with “Balagh.” If you have a problem that needs an engineer who communicates and delivers, this is an open invitation.
— Omar