In every piece of code a person writes, he leaves his little DNA stamp. Ultimately, like the human body, which is made up of a huge collection of pieces of DNA that represent "who we are", so is the code that we write. And because of this, I believe in trying to write some code at a high level when there are the ability and time needed for it. And not to do for the sake of doing that which is so required.

-> People invest in clothing, makeup, haircuts, etc. to be remembered as having a good appearance.
-> I believe that a real programmer should write good code (of course at his level of knowledge, and aspiration to learn and advance) and thus be recognized as a professional guy who understands the interest in his field.

I started my career in the software world in high school, when I enrolled in computer science major.
I would be lying if I wrote that the reason was pure unless it was a perfect excuse for me to get a PC from my parents 😀), but very quickly I was drawn to the world of software and since then everything is history.

In the army, I first served in the 'stinger' unit, an anti-helicopter shoulder missile unit, pretty cool! But after only 1 year it was closed and I moved to the founding team of "Iron Dome", during this time I often commanded to work directly with software companies that developed for the army new technological system tools, this was the first seal where I knew where I wish to navigate my professional path in the future.

After graduation, and a short trip to South America (no matter how many months it will always be short 😀), I started studying for a degree in computer science, at the Tel Aviv-Yafo Academy, I got bored in theoretical semesters only, I enrolled in external courses so as not to lose passion for doing and learning Practical.

Even today, in every company I work for, I try to contribute beyond, develop back-end tools to streamline processes --and of course technological learning at the same time-- (a small part of the tools you can see while browsing my VCARD site, including a brief explanation of the VCARD infrastructure I made as a SERVERLESS model, and of course full records Appear in the RESUME tab and you can also download a standard and familiar PDF file)