
Computer Science
Khaled Hamayel
President
Leads the club's strategic direction, partner relationships, and long-term executive vision.
Responsibilities

Birzeit University
Building a sharper technical culture for the next generation of builders.
A professional student organization representing Computer Science students and connecting campus talent with industry, research, cybersecurity, AI, and product innovation.
Student led
Elected representation for CS students
Industry ready
A clear profile for partners and sponsors
Technical core
CS, cybersecurity, AI, and innovation
The club is the elected student organization for Computer Science students at Birzeit University. It creates a bridge between academic learning, professional practice, and student leadership.
Mission
Create practical opportunities for students through workshops, partnerships, competitions, mentoring, and technically credible events.
Vision
Position Birzeit University students as confident builders, security thinkers, AI explorers, and leaders in the Palestinian technology ecosystem.
A focused leadership team responsible for strategy, operations, technical programs, cybersecurity, media, and external communication.

Computer Science
President
Leads the club's strategic direction, partner relationships, and long-term executive vision.
Responsibilities

Computer Science
Vice President & Operations Lead
Builds the operating rhythm that keeps programs, events, and internal teams moving with clarity.
Responsibilities

Computer Science
Technical Lead
Shapes the technical direction of the club through software initiatives, workshops, and product thinking.
Responsibilities

Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Lead
Develops the club's security culture through CTF practice, awareness, and hands-on learning.
Responsibilities

Computer Science
Media & Communications Lead
Turns club activity into a clear public story through media, brand consistency, and communication.
Responsibilities
The club invests in the technical and professional capabilities that students need to move from coursework to meaningful impact.
Algorithms, software engineering, systems thinking, and practical development culture.
CTF practice, defensive thinking, digital safety, and responsible security learning.
Applied AI, responsible experimentation, model literacy, and future-facing workshops.
Career readiness, technical communication, interview preparation, and partner exposure.
Student representation, team systems, operational ownership, and executive discipline.
Prototype culture, software projects, technical showcases, and bold student initiatives.
For sponsorships, workshops, guest talks, hiring pipelines, and university collaboration, reach the club through the official channels.