Hussein HammoudCEO and Founder
Founded the company in 2012 and still sets how the engineering work is run.
2012Founded in Beirut
A software engineering company in Beirut, building and operating systems in production since 2012.
In Beirut since 2012
We build systems, and we keep them running.
We build and operate custom software, AI, ERP and cloud systems for organizations across Lebanon, Iraq, the Gulf and Europe. We are an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, and we work in Arabic and English.
Built to deliver. Proven over time.
- 2012Founded in BeirutBuilding and operating systems ever since
- 4Disciplines, one teamAI, ERP, custom software, cloud and DevOps
- 6AWS service delivery validationsAlongside competencies in AI and DevOps
- 4Markets servedLebanon · Iraq · Gulf · Europe, in Arabic and English
What kind of company
White Stork employs the engineers who build its clients’ systems, in Beirut.
Longevity
4clients, each more than five yearsWe stay on the systems we build.
Each has commissioned more than one system. The repository and the cloud account are theirs from the first commit, so continuing with us is a decision they re-make rather than a position they’re locked into.
- Skiptick5+ years
- Skyla5+ years
- Stayinn5+ years
- MedisPharm5+ years
Each discipline has a named engineer who runs it.
The people who design a system are the ones who deploy it and keep it running — accountable for how it behaves in production, not only for delivering it on time.
Rawan BannoutHead of Cloud Engineering
Runs the AWS practice: migrations, cost and security work, and the systems we operate 24/7.
Ahmad HwaijiHead of Software Development
Runs web, mobile and enterprise builds.
Tarek SoueidanHead of AI Development
Runs the AI work: assistants, voice agents and retrieval systems, in Arabic and English.
Hassan Haj HassanHead of ERP Development
Runs ERPNext implementations: accounting, inventory, HR and manufacturing.
Mohammad LamaaChief Product Owner
Owns scope and delivery across engagements, from first spec to release.
What we build in
The stack follows the problem.
ERPNext for ERP. Solidity for on-chain systems. AWS underneath, and the data layer that goes with it.
ApplicationsPythonNode.jsReactRustRust where the performance case justifies it.
MobileFlutterReact NativeNative and cross-platform.
AIRetrievalKnowledge graphsAmazon BedrockModels selected per use case, in Arabic and English.
ERPERPNextImplemented, extended and integrated.
CloudAWSKubernetesContainers, serverless, content delivery, managed databases, analytics.
DataPostgreSQLTrinoThe pipelines beneath the reporting.
On-chainSoliditySmart contracts and the infrastructure that runs them.
What we’re certified in
An AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, audited and published.
Competencies in AI and DevOps, six service delivery validations, and Rising Star Partner of the Year for the Middle East and North Africa in 2023. ISO 27001 certification is in progress.
Every credential, and the profile to verify it
AWS Advanced Tier Services PartnerTier
AWS AI Services CompetencyCompetency
AWS Well-Architected Partner ProgramProgram
AWS Rising Star Partner of the Year — MENA 2023AwardHow we work with clients
Code in your repository. Systems in your own cloud account.
Both are yours from the first commit, so there is no handover at the end — there is nothing to transfer, because we never held it.
Compare the engagement modelsFixed-scope project
Dedicated team
Engineers embedded in your own team
Retained technical leadership
Your questions, answered
No. The engineers who build a client’s system are White Stork employees, working from our office in Beirut.
The client does, from the first commit. Code is committed to the client’s own repository and systems run in the client’s own cloud account. There is no transfer at the end of an engagement because the asset was never ours to hold.
Lebanon, Iraq and the Gulf, and with clients in Europe. The team is in Beirut.
Yes. We build and support systems in Arabic and English, including AI systems that work in Arabic.
The team can work remotely and has done, and power and connectivity have never interrupted our work. Through the 2026 disruption no client delivery stopped, no system we operate went down, and no deadline was missed. Four of our engineers spent that period embedded in a London AI-infrastructure company — the engagement continued through it, and through the company’s acquisition.