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Think AI builds ultra-dense AI compute nodes and the ILM orchestration platform. Riyadh is where the machines are designed and built, and the team reaches from Amman and Cairo to Lahore and Palo Alto.

How we work.

Three habits that decide what we build and who thrives here.

01

One team, silicon to software

Hardware and software are not two departments here. The thermal envelope, the driver, the scheduler and the serving engine are designed by people who sit together, because the efficiency only appears when they are designed as one.

02

Build it, then talk about it

We built a working product, filed the patents and ran production proofs of concept before we raised anything. We would rather show a measured number than describe an ambition.

03

Every watt is an argument

Efficiency is the whole company. If a change does not earn its energy, its silicon or its complexity, it does not ship. That standard applies to our own work, not just the product.

The hardest layer in computing. And the one that decides everything above it.

The lower you go, into firmware, drivers and low-level systems code, the harder it gets, and the more it matters. We hire people who thrive in that difficulty, whatever their discipline.

Blue marks the layers think builds. Select a layer to read what happens there.

Not our layer

Applications

The layer everyone sees, and the only one most companies ever touch.

You will build it, not brief someone else to.

The board, the cooling, the firmware, the kernels, ILM and Constellation are designed in-house, and the machines are assembled, cabled and burned in on our own production floor in Riyadh. Nothing is handed to a contract manufacturer and hoped for, and none of our core technology is licensed in or re-badged. We are proud to state that at Think the person who designs it is the same person who builds it.

Two engineers routing cabling inside an open node on the bench
A circuit board being worked on under magnification, probe in hand
Close-up of a think node’s liquid cooling manifold, compression fittings and coolant lines
A node being worked on from the side panel
An engineer writing code beside an open node on the workshop bench

We hire few, and we hire high.

Every person here changes what the company can build, so every hire is judged against that. It applies in engineering, in manufacturing, on the commercial side and in finance alike. If you are the person others escalate to, you will recognise the work.

Tell us what you would build.

Send us the work you are proudest of and the problem you want to take on next.

Introduce yourself