Ministries, universities, banks, and major organizations depend on what we build for them every day. A few of the partners we are proud to work with.
Misraj has built software for Saudi organizations since 2014. Today, more than 70 clients across 15+ sectors run systems we built for them: government ministries, universities, banks, hospitals, telecom and aviation companies, non-profits, and global technology firms. The logos below are a selection of the organizations that chose to build with us, each one still a client today.
Government work makes up a large share of what we build: national ministries and municipal authorities, including the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, and the Eastern Province Municipality. These systems carry strict security, data-sovereignty, and availability requirements from day one.
On the private-sector side, we work with organizations that range from a global technology leader, IBM, to major Saudi enterprises: stc in telecom, Elm in digital solutions, flynas in aviation, and Ghaith. These clients bring large user bases and existing technology stacks, so integration and reliability matter as much as new features.
In higher education, we build for King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals and Umm Al-Qura University, two of Saudi Arabia's major academic institutions, where systems have to serve large student and faculty populations reliably across every academic term.
In healthcare and finance, we work with Johns Hopkins Aramco Medical Center and the Central Development Bank, two sectors where compliance and data protection are not optional. We bring the same security discipline to these engagements that we bring to our government work.
We also build for the non-profit sector: Al Rajhi Humanitarian is one of the charitable organizations we support with the software behind their operations and outreach.
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