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Your work deserves to be seen.

Find internships, jobs, hackathons, programs, and volunteering across Qatar, and keep a record of the work you do along the way.

Built for students in Qatar.

Students in the Wohaj community
500+
Organizations
15+
Opportunities posted
NearlyNearly 50

Organizations on Wohaj

  • BarqAI
  • Bunyan
  • CORYX WORLD
  • Chorate AI LLC
  • Hauberk-AI
  • Mada Media
  • Ignite Creative for Advertising and Publicity and Production
  • MJK
  • Kipo
  • moasses
  • Labees
  • PC PLUG
  • Logemics Labs LLC
  • Sports Vector
  • Mas'Oul
  • Visioride
  • Matbakhli
  • YEFA
  • Q Tutoring
  • Syncspace
  • Tick

Wohaj is incubated by

Featured work

3/3
  • Internship win

    Software Engineering Internship

    Eight weeks on a backend team, shipping to production.

    Backend intern

    ReactNode.jsPostgreSQL
    2 weeks ago
  • Hackathon

    Campus transport app

    A 36-hour build for getting students between campuses.

    1st place · Team of 4

    FigmaFlutter
    2 months agoGitHub
  • Club / Leadership

    Volunteer programme lead

    Ran a twelve-week programme with forty volunteers.

    Programme lead

    CoordinationFacilitation
    5 months ago
Career Book

What you do should become part of your story.

Internships, projects, hackathons and volunteering become Career Book entries: a structured record of what a student did, and evidence for the next opportunity.

  • Internshipthe role, the team, what shipped
  • Hackathonthe build, the result, the team
  • Projectwhat it does and proof it works
  • Volunteeringthe commitment and what changed
Build your Career Book
Student stories

Opportunities, and what came after them.

Students who found something on Wohaj, applied through it, and ended up with work they can point to.

  • I found something on Wohaj I would never have heard about otherwise. I applied the same night.
    Hazem

    Hazem

  • Applying took one evening. What took longer was realising the work I had already done was worth showing anyone.
    Von

    Von

  • The winning teams at the Wohaj × UHUB Entrepreneurship Club Hackathon

    A weekend of building, and a room full of students shipping something for the first time.

    Wohaj × UHUB Entrepreneurship Club Hackathon

    Winning teams

  • Having somewhere to put what I had built changed the conversation. Companies saw the work before they ever met me.
    Qasim

    Qasim

For organizations

Find students who can show what they've done.

Post opportunities, review applicants against the work in their Career Book, and reach out to students you want to hear from.

  • Post opportunities
  • Review applicants
  • Discover students
  • Hire through proof
See how hiring works

3

Active opportunities

24

Applications

8

Awaiting review

3

Interviews

Hiring pipeline

8

Applied

6

Reviewing

4

Shortlisted

3

Interview

2

Offer

1

Hired

Applicants needing attention

Noor

Software Engineering Intern

Review applicants

Proven skills

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Testing

Yousef

Software Engineering Intern

Shortlisted

Proven skills

  • Python
  • Data analysis
FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • No. Wohaj is for all students including engineering, business, design, medicine, and any other field. If you build things, compete, research, or achieve something worth sharing, Wohaj is for you.

  • Your Career Book is the record of what you have actually done: internships, projects, hackathons, volunteering and other real experiences, each kept as a structured entry. It is not a CV builder and not a feed. It is the evidence you point at when you apply for something.

  • No. You can sign up today and start building your profile from your very first post. The earlier you start, the stronger your profile will be.

  • You choose what is public. Anything you mark public can be seen by approved companies on Wohaj and by anyone visiting your public profile page, including people who are not signed in. Anything you keep private stays visible only to you.

  • Aura reflects your activity on Wohaj: posting work, giving feedback, supporting peers, and applying to opportunities. It is not a game mechanic, and it is not a verified measure of your skill. Companies can see it as supporting context next to your actual work, and it does not guarantee any hiring outcome.

  • Wohaj is currently free for students, and we have no plan to change that. If it ever does change, we will tell students before it takes effect.

  • Students at any university in Qatar can create a Wohaj account. Wohaj is independent: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operating on behalf of any university.

Now give your work somewhere to go.

Internships, jobs, hackathons, programs, and volunteering, open now on Wohaj.

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