Working with inspiring and super-talented people, working together on top listed technologies
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.
The materials contained in this web site are for information purposes only and for the convenience of users. ITU expressly disclaims all liability to any person in respect of anything and in respect of the consequences of anything done or omitted to be done wholly or partly in reliance upon the whole or any part of the contents of this web site. ITU is not responsible for the third party contents which can be accessed through this web site. All questions regarding any of the programs listed on this website should be directed to the program provider; contact details for program providers have been provided where available.
ITU holds copyright in the information available on this Web site, unless otherwise stated. Copyright in any third-party materials found on this Web site must also be respected. Request for permission to reproduce the ITU materials available on this Web site should be sent to jur@itu.int. The name and logo (emblem) of the International Telecommunication Union are legally protected and may not be used without express written permission of the ITU.
