Observe and Frame
I start with signals: logs, alerts, failure reports, and user impact. The first goal is a clear problem statement.
Aspiring DevOps Engineer & Software Developer
Third-year Computer Science student focused on reliability, observability, and practical software delivery. Currently working as a NOC Engineer at Ness, improving incident quality and operational stability.
I'm a dedicated Computer Science student on a mission to become a DevOps Engineer. My journey in tech started with a curiosity for how things work behind the scenes, which led me to explore both software development and infrastructure.
Recently, I joined Ness as a NOC Engineer, where I'm gaining hands-on experience with monitoring systems, incident response, and infrastructure management. This role is strengthening my foundation in operations while I continue to develop my automation and cloud skills.
I'm passionate about bridging the gap between development and operations, building CI/CD pipelines, containerization with Docker, and creating efficient, scalable systems.
Technologies and tools I work with
Building and automating infrastructure with modern tools
Creating modern, responsive user interfaces
Building scalable server-side applications
Real-time models with lean inference pipelines
Working with various database technologies
Core languages for software development
Infrastructure monitoring and incident management
My process for shipping reliable software and operations improvements
I start with signals: logs, alerts, failure reports, and user impact. The first goal is a clear problem statement.
I choose the smallest reliable change first, then define what success looks like before implementation.
I validate behavior with practical checks, edge-case testing, and simple rollback-safe deployment steps.
Each fix ends with clean notes and follow-up improvements so the same issue is easier to handle next time.
My professional journey
Ness Technologies
IDF Personnel Directorate
Academic background and achievements
Holon Institute of Technology (HIT)
Expected Graduation: 2026
Some of my recent work
Most beginner workout apps feel overloaded and hard to follow daily.
Built a focused 30-day React program with low-friction UX and clear daily progression.
Delivered a lightweight routine tracker with consistent completion flow.
Image-based sign recognition can be heavy and unstable across lighting and background changes.
Used MediaPipe landmarks and a compact TensorFlow model with Kaggle training and webcam inference.
Built a responsive recognizer with reproducible artifacts and a research-ready report.
Needed an e-commerce demo that feels production-ready, not just a static storefront.
Built a Next.js storefront with Stripe payments, clear catalog flow, and secure checkout path.
Shipped an end-to-end demo that covers browsing, cart state, and payment completion.
Let's connect and discuss opportunities
I'm currently looking for DevOps and software development opportunities. Whether you have a question or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out!