Hen Fitoussi | Girls In ICT

Contacto

email: onxfeedback@microsoft.com

Escuela y título obtenido

MSc. in Computer Science, Ben gurion University of the Negev

BSc. Computer Science, Ben Gurion University of the Negev

Cargo(s) anterior(es)

Software Engineer at Microsoft Innovation Labs

Researcher, Deutsche Telekom Labs, Ben-Gurion University, Beer-Sheva, Israel

Teaching assistant at Ben Gurion University of the Negev

Proyectos destacados

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

Scrapbook application for Windows Phone

Hen Fitoussi

Senior Program Manager Lead 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?

Develop new experiences and technologies that delight our users.

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

I have graduated my BSC, MSC in computer science at Ben Gurion university of the Negev, which provided me with research and problem solving skills.

I started working as a developer at Microsoft Innovation Labs where I learned how to develop a product from the ideation stage to the implementation of key components and fast prototyping.

In addition, I was Headlight’s program manager. Headlight is a tool for building DeepZoom content with semantic information. I was a co-inventor of the underlying idea and then led the Product Management activities. I drove the release of a new product which consists of a runtime and a design environment. This product was publicly released as part of Expression Blend.

In the past years, I am working as a program manager lead at NEXT Israel, our charter is to come up with new exciting experiences and technologies in the mobile world.

DIY Multi Touch Screen

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