Omar Hafez — CEO & Founder, Think Big Technology
Think bigger.Build what’s next.
Omar builds AI software for industries where the work is complex, operational, and hard to automate with generic tools — construction, fire protection, hospitality, and finance.
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Mission
Omar Hafez builds technology that turns ambitious ideas into things people can actually use. As an engineer and founder, his mission is to design and ship enterprise-grade products that solve real problems — in education, in healthcare, and wherever collaboration is harder than it should be. He leads Think Big Technology on a simple principle: think bigger than the brief, then engineer relentlessly until the vision holds up in the real world.
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About Omar
Omar Hafez is the Founder & CEO of Think Big Technology, an engineer who never stopped building. He has led enterprise application development across construction, fire protection, and finance — including FireDesign.ai, which automates fire sprinkler design, and Poseidon, a field-operations platform for trade contractors. He cares as much about how a thing is made as what it becomes.
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Latest Articles
August 7, 2026
The Engineer Who Is Rewiring Industrial America
The European Financial Review profiles Omar Hafez and Think Big Technology, tracing a deliberate strategy of building domain-specific AI for regulated, documentation-heavy industries rather than broad consumer tools.
August 6, 2026
The AI Revolution Won't Be Built In Chatbots—It Will Be Built Inside The Industries That Keep The World Running
Whatz Knew profiles Omar Hafez and Think Big Technology on why the consequential AI won't be consumer chatbots but vertical systems built for engineering, construction, and other industries where precision and compliance decide the outcome.
August 3, 2026
A Chat With Omar Hafez, CEO Of Think Big Technology And US50 Judge
TechRound interviews Omar Hafez about Think Big Technology, the US startup ecosystem, what he looks for in US50 entrants, and why founders should build around real customer pain.
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