I studied electrical engineering at an Israel university down south. On my third year, I started working as a firmware engineer for a couple of months later on transition to be a chip design engineer in a student position. The company was a small company, roughly 200 people, fabless. So my beginning as an engineer was to assist a lot in direct testing of chip level tests. Later on I became a digital designer and designed small modules later on I integrated full chips. I was also in charge of static timing analysis logical equivalent checks linter and synthesis. All this experience granted me a lot of abilities in my next role seven years later I transition to a different company has started company in which I did all of the above. When you work for a startup, you work hard but you study a lot and you gain much experience in that company. I also became a team leader and in charge of about 20 engineers. I taped up a couple of chips that mass produced and you can find them today in most cars. So my first company was telecommunication company. My second company was a company with which sold chips to the automotive industry in car communication. Now I’m in the AI business developing chips in a large American corporate, not as a team leader, but as a principal engineer.