I'm a risk taker by nature, always looking for a challenge. Learning new skills and venturing into uncharted territory are things that excite me and bring out the best I have to offer. Hard work and perseverance have always been faithful companions in my work, both as a hired professional and as a passionate dreamer. In addition, I was Time magazine's person of the year in 2006.
Based on chaos theory, we can generate beautiful images using simple rules. Give it a shot
A gravity-simulation based game for PC/web/mobile. Won 2nd place in Unity's July 2022 showcase
A simple demo of training and implementing a ML model for digit recognition + image processing. I've used scikit-learn trained on the MNIST 784 dataset and CV2 for image processing
An approxmation of how your tax Shekels are spent. Currently
relevant for Israeli paychecks only
Based on the Open-Budget initiative and
implemented in NodeJS for the challenge
An implementation of the famous simulation - see how a few simple
mathematical rules can create a beautiful dynamic.
Implemented this in
both Go! and Javascript just for the challenge
Did you know people spend an average of a gazzilion-bazillion hours yearly accidently typing entire scentences in the wrong language? Well, no more! Follow the link below to convert your gibbersih back to its actual meaning
Upload any (reasonable quality) text image/document and let my code do the rest. This implementation utilizes Tesseract and Python
Hasadna (Public knowledge workshop) is an open source project(s) intended to make public knowledge, usually generated by government agencies, more accessible. I have been volunteering in one of it's projects - Anyway, since August 2021. This effort aims to reduce traffic accidents by fetching, indexing and analyzing road accidents data as well as making it more accessible to users (reporters among them)
In my spare time, I've single handedly conceptualized, designed and built a travel guide app for backpackers. This 2-year process included learning development for Android, as well as design, from scratch, integrating various technologies & APIs to a single project, building server-side support and eventually creating a deliverable product. Demo available upon request.
A "breathalyzer" for text messages to be used by law enforcement officials to combat distracted driving - One of Cellebrite's most talked about concept products. The task of creating a functional POC was assigned to me, and included extensive research and collaboration with other teams and departments in several locations worldwide. This MVP has been demoed to law makers in the US, raking in complements as well as many potential purchase deals.
After being approached by Google, solved their infamous foobar challenge
Implementing intelligent scheduling mechanism for FSI as part of Microsoft's cloud for finance solution. This included tightly working with PMs and various stakeholders from other teams to design and implement an wholesome, E2E scheduling solution for customers and bank agents.
Developing in C# alongside A-player programmers in Microsoft's recommendations team, my responsibilities included:
My responsibilities included:
Writing parsers in both C# and Python, which extract information from mobile devices
(Android, iPhone & Windows phone). This includes extraction of information stored in
the device's file system, i.e, SQLite databases,
preference files etc., as well as reverse engineering of specific apps' compiled
code and hacking of the apps' internal logic.
In addition to ongoing work as a programmer/researcher, I oversaw planning &
managing of Cellebrite's forensics decoding team's activities and workflow.