Open to roles: Business Development · Project Management · Operations
Business developer and project manager based in Tunis. I work in Arabic, French and English with clients and partners across four regions.
I typically respond within 24 hours to discuss full-time roles in Business Development, Project Management or Operations, or advising founders expanding to the U.S. and European markets.
I help founders from North Africa prepare for the U.S. and European markets: pitching, programs like SelectUSA and CES, hiring and go-to-market.
As project manager, I ran the cloud migration for enterprise logistics clients XPO and Cryopdp.
Hospitality software scaling across North Africa and the Gulf.
At Sascode I managed the customer base directly, combining account management with business development across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the U.S..
An AI wearable that detects epileptic seizures — from an idea in Tunis to a Delaware company with a Silicon Valley office.
“Haroun is a determined and skilled founder, and I believe he will go far in making our world a better place.”
Tim Draper, recommendation on Epilert Inc.’s F6S page, 5 Jan 2021, about co-founder Haroun Moula after six weeks at Draper University’s entrepreneurship program (4th of 76 on final pitch day).
At Tacos I was responsible for how the operation ran day to day and for managing the people who ran it.
From debate stages to African Union panels, I have spent years giving young people a platform.
Hannover, Las Vegas, Washington, Cape Town — pitching, exhibiting and building bridges.
Sascode builds management software for SMEs. I was the link between customers and the tech team, from gathering requirements to delivery. These are the clients and partners I can point to.
The full portfolio
What we built
Ostelflow is a cloud platform that digitises operations for hotels and guest houses. These are the milestones I can point to, each with its source.
Articles, reports and radio. Some links open on Facebook and may ask you to log in.
Promise Tunisia invited me to two sessions for Tunisian founders aiming at the U.S.: one to prepare for CES 2022, the other on entering the American market.
More posts, videos and tools. Each one gets a proper title soon.
I’m a Tunisian entrepreneur and ecosystem builder. My work spans digital health, hospitality technology, esports leadership, debate and civil society, and public advocacy for Tunisia’s startup community.
It started with esports. I co-founded the Knights of War team in 2011, later managed the Armoured Brothers national team, and took Tunisia to the World Esports Championships in Jakarta and Busan. Leading a team taught me what I still rely on: recruiting talent, keeping people aligned under pressure, and finding the backing that lets a small group compete internationally.
In 2017 I co-founded Epilert, an AI wearable for epilepsy detection that grew into a U.S.-incorporated company with an office at Draper University. In 2021 I co-founded Ostelflow, a hospitality SaaS now scaling across North Africa and the Gulf, and later Sascode, a B2B AI SaaS where I managed 40 customers across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the U.S.. As a project manager at IsWise I ran a CargoWise-to-WiseCloud migration for enterprise logistics clients, and I have managed operations and teams at Tacos. Alongside all of it, I mentor founders, judge competitions and speak about what it takes to build from Tunisia for the world.
I work in Arabic, French and English.
Amine Riahi is a Tunisian entrepreneur, business developer and project manager based in Tunis. He co-founded three technology ventures — Epilert, Ostelflow and Sascode — managed 40 customers across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the U.S., and delivered a 39+ workstream enterprise cloud migration. He works in Arabic, French and English.
Amine Riahi co-founded Epilert (2017), an AI wearable that detects epileptic seizures, incorporated as Epilert, Inc. in Delaware; Ostelflow (2021), a cloud hospitality platform for hotels and guest houses backed by UGFS Tunisia; and Sascode, a B2B AI SaaS company building management software for SMEs.
Epilert is an AI-powered wearable bracelet that detects epileptic seizures and alerts caregivers through a mobile app, with Epidoc, a monitoring platform for doctors. Amine Riahi was co-founder and COO from 2017 to 2021. The World Economic Forum named Epilert among the Top 5 startups in the Arab world.
Ostelflow is a cloud platform that digitises operations for hotels and guest houses, scaling across North Africa and the Gulf. Amine Riahi was co-founder and COO from 2021 to 2025. Ostelflow received investment from UGFS Tunisia, pitched at SelectUSA 2024 and was selected for Mana Tech’s Miami Immersion Program.
As project manager at IsWise, Amine Riahi ran a CargoWise-to-WiseCloud migration for enterprise logistics clients XPO and Cryopdp, covering 39+ workstreams and 23 EDI interfaces. At Sascode he managed a 40-customer portfolio across four regions, including the Central Bank of Mauritania, Petit Bateau and Konnect. He has raised about $200K across ventures from investors, competitions and grants.
Recognition includes the World Economic Forum’s Top 5 startups in the Arab world (Epilert), JCI Tunisia’s Ten Outstanding Young Persons (2020), Startup Gate Africa 1st prize (2019), Afric’Up laureate (2018), SITIC Africa winner (2018), the Officine Expo E-health Innovation Prize (2020) and a Chevening Scholarship (2019).
Amine Riahi is open to Business Development, Project Management and Operations roles in SaaS, AI and technology, remote or international, and to advising founders expanding abroad. He typically responds within 24 hours; reach him by email at riahiamine@hotmail.com or on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/riahi-amine.
I’m open to Business Development, Project Management and Operations roles in SaaS, AI and technology, remote or international — and to helping founders take their first steps abroad.
I typically respond within 24 hours · riahiamine@hotmail.com
