For four years my job was walking into other people's worlds: eighteen civilian communities, each with its own people, its own fears, its own map. My job was to build the bridge between what they needed and what the system could deliver. I didn't know the title for it back then. Turns out it's the job description I've been living ever since.
Today I ship systems into places software rarely reaches gracefully: an IBM boardroom, a medical center's intranet, a Hebrew-speaking law office. AI is my specialty and my toolbox, but the point is always the delivery. I build the things I use: AutoMates started as my own workflow problem and is now the factory that ships everything else on this page.
Same year: full CS course load, a 200-day intelligence deployment, Polaris delivered to IBM Israel. That's not a hero story, it's how I'm wired. Depth when there's time, speed when there isn't. And any process that repeats twice becomes code the third time.
Hebrew · English · Russian. Off the clock: salsa, guitar, skiing, good coffee.