Press kit, bios and how to reach me.
Everything a journalist, podcast host or event organiser needs in one place. For interviews and features, use the contact form and pick “Media / press”.
- Name
- Rami Rouini
- Based
- Tunis, Tunisia — working from the road
- Does
- Software engineer (full-time remote since 2019), entrepreneur, off-road traveller
- Ventures
- Pipeline Studio · NomadOS · SOS Auto Parts · Stronger Gym · Rare Souk · BuildTogether · Tunisia Money e-academy · Investing & Crypto · DJ Redspider
- Languages
- Arabic, French, English
- Topics
- Building businesses remotely, working across time zones, cross-border operations, software for small companies, overland and off-road travel, house music
Rami Rouini is a Tunisian software engineer and entrepreneur. He has worked full-time remote for a Japanese company since 2019 while running a portfolio of nine ventures — from a gym clothing brand and a car-parts marketplace to a digital agency, a game studio and a platform for digital nomads. He writes about building companies from anywhere at ramirouini.com.
Rami Rouini grew up in Tunis in a family that took commerce seriously and trained as a software engineer. He launched his first business — an auto-parts import operation — in 2013 while still studying, expanded it into a service workshop, and has since built a personal holding spanning gym clothing (Stronger Gym), an online car-parts marketplace (SOS Auto Parts), a marketplace for rare objects (Rare Souk), a digital agency and Unity game studio (Pipeline Studio), a platform for digital nomads (NomadOS), a community platform for local projects (BuildTogether), an online academy (Tunisia Money e-academy), market commentary, and house music as DJ Redspider. In 2019 he went full-time remote as a software engineer for a Japanese company, running the Tunisian ventures alongside it with a local team. He is now preparing the next chapter — a scouting trip to Asia, a Nissan Patrol Y60 rebuilt for the desert to photograph Tunisia city by city, and an off-road crossing south from Tunis into Africa — documented in a public journal and a monthly newsletter, Rami's Playbook.
Press features, interviews and podcast appearances will be listed here as they are published. Until then, the journal and insights are the best primary sources.
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