Elinor Axelrod | Girls In ICT

Contact

email: onxfeedback@microsoft.com

School and Degree Awarded

BSc. in Computer Science, Technion - Israel Institute of Technogy

Previously held position(s)

Software Engineer at Microsoft Mobile Engineering Team, Software Engineer at Telecom Microsoft,

Software Engineer at Wireless Group, Intel

Featured projects

on{X} web and android application to automate your life.

Elinor Axelrod

Program Manager at Microsoft

NEXT, Microsoft R&D Center, Israel

http://microsoftrnd.co.il/

What would you say are the most challenging and the most satisfying aspects of your work?

Working with inspiring and super-talented people, working together on top listed technologies

What qualifications or certifications did you attain in order to reach your professional goals?

I have graduated my BSCcomputer science at Technion Israel Institute of Technology. On my 3rd year, I began working as a CS student at Intel Haifa, where we developed the Intel next WiFi cards generation.

After graduating my degree, I became a full-time engineer at Intel, working on Software analytics tool for the WiFi cards development. I worked closely with OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturer), understanding customers needs and mediating between requests and development limitations. I was exposed to the end-to-end cycle of a hardware chip - from design stage to shippment.

After 4 yeards at Intel I've decided to focus on pure Software technologies, and so I joined Microsoft site at Herzeliya.

At Microsoft I was exposed to the Software world, specifically Mobile field - working on Mobile services, Mobile operating system (Windows Phone 7) and Mobile applications development.

I've recently became a Program Manager, after 8 years of Software Developement, seeking for ways to analyze and be exposed to the broad picture of products planning and development.

on{X} - automate your life

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