Software developer with 10+ years building production systems in C#/.NET and SQL Server. These days I work mostly in Python. I'm open to software developer roles (Python or C#) and data engineering roles.
SekerKolshehu · live site A Monte Carlo seat simulator for Israeli election polls, used to track polls throughout the 2026 Knesset campaign. For each poll, it samples 100,000 plausible vote-share outcomes and allocates the 120 Knesset seats in each one with the Bader-Ofer method, including the 3.25% threshold and surplus agreements. It reports each party's seat distribution, 90% interval and chance of passing the threshold. It's built as a tested Python package. CI runs on four Python versions, and GitHub Actions deploys a Hebrew results page for each poll. New polls are added by an LLM agent, which opens one pull request per poll for me to check before merging. The model is documented in the spec.
Software Developer, Ganir (Gan Shmuel Group) · 2010–2020 I was the main developer of several in-house .NET applications (C# and VB.NET) used daily across the company, including production-data monitoring, fleet management and customer-complaint tracking. I designed and maintained the SQL Server databases behind them, wrote the T-SQL and stored procedures, and built the SSRS reports used by production, fleet and customer-service teams. I also delivered a mobile app end to end, with a C# back end and an AngularJS front end. All of this was internal company code, so none of it is on GitHub.
- B.Sc. in Computer Science, The Open University of Israel (2022)
- Graduate courses in Computer Science (Data Science track), Bar-Ilan University (2022–2024)
I speak Hebrew, English, Spanish and Israeli Sign Language, and I keep a list of sign-language resources.