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General information

  • Position — PhD Student, Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington
  • Research — Neuro-symbolic reasoning: learning over structured representations, and inspectable/controllable LLM agents
  • Languages — Hebrew (native), English (fluent)

Education

PhD, Computer Science · University of Washington, Seattle · 2025 – present
Paul G. Allen School of CSE; Yulia Tsvetkov’s lab (UW NLP). Research area: structured meta-reasoning and neuro-symbolic agents.
M.Sc. in Biology (cum laude) · Technion — Israel Institute of Technology · 2018 – 2020
Thesis on the interaction between RNAi and RNA editing (advisor: Prof. Ayelet Lamm). GPA 92.9/100, thesis grade 97/100. Recipient of the 2019 Sherman Award. External graduate research project with Prof. Benny Kimelfeld (Data & Knowledge Lab).

B.Sc. in Mathematics & B.Sc. in Computer Science (dual degree) · Technion · 2014 – 2018

Experience

Cofounder & CTO · Stealth (Ramat Gan, Israel) · 2024 – 2025
A no-code platform for declaratively tuning LLM-based agents, so non-technical experts can build and steer agents. Invent declarative frameworks for describing LLM agents; design monitoring/tuning interfaces; build the full platform (DevOps, MLOps, backend, UI).
Research Consultant · Technion Data & Knowledge Lab (Haifa, Israel) · 2019 – 2025
Find and incubate new research directions and connect the lab’s theoretical work to applied use cases. Selected work: bidirectional embedding of declarative and imperative code (published at VLDB 2024); relational deep learning; declarative query-plan optimization.
Cofounder & CTO · BiotaX (Ramat Gan, Israel) · 2020 – 2024
Machine learning for early, noninvasive cancer detection from stool-microbiome samples. Invented the core technology and infrastructure; led technical due diligence. First Israeli company in the global Illumina Genomics Accelerator; raised $3M; built and managed the R&D team.

Teaching & mentoring

Undergraduate Project Advisor · Technion · 2018 – 2025
Mentored 25+ undergraduates through senior thesis projects — research design, programming practices, design/code reviews, and final defenses.

Honors and awards

  • 2019 — Sherman Award (Technion), for distinguished academic achievement in multidisciplinary research.

Other interests

Hobbies: kayaking, hiking, cross-country skiing, functional training, billiards, standup comedy, reading.