About me

I studied CS and Psychology at HUJI, especially drawn to where these fields overlap: artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computational modeling of cognition and decision-making. I spent some time in the Computational Cognition Lab, where I used unsupervised learning techniques to identify distinct strategies in how humans approach complex exploration tasks.

I spent five years at Mobileye, where I founded and led an innovation team focused on 0→1 product opportunities: identifying high-value ideas, building prototypes, testing them in the wild, and scaling what worked into production systems running in millions of vehicles. I loved the pace, the technological depth, and the feeling that our work genuinely mattered. I learned more in those five years than I can cleanly summarize. By the end of my time there I was ready for something different.

Since then I’ve been working across research, product, and strategy — consulting, advising, and collaborating on projects that interest me. I work with early-stage teams to sharpen what they’re actually building and why, translate research into working products, and navigate the messy space between what’s technically possible and what’s worth doing. Recent work includes designing an optimization system for reducing material waste for an early construction tech startup (now a core part of the product), ongoing building and evaluation of agentic AI systems, and research, strategy, and business work with a company bringing AI-based safety systems to two-wheelers.

I recently made the move to Europe, where I’m working remotely. I’m excited about the flexibility this enables while remaining deeply committed to impactful technical work.

I write to think. I’m bilingual in English and Hebrew, conversational in Spanish, and slowly picking up Russian. I’ve been a musician most of my life. I sing, write music and play several different instruments. I meditate regularly; it’s one of the highest-leverage things I do and I’m a bit evangelical about it. I care deeply about measuring and prioritizing impact, and try to carry that philosophy into how I spend my time and attention.