Founding Engineer @ Wonderful
Building enterprise-grade agentic AI. Deep roots in low-level systems, security, and shipping products that scale.
I'm a founding engineer at Wonderful, where we build agentic AI that runs real customer operations for enterprises - across voice, chat, and email, in 30+ countries. I also own our security posture as we scale.
Before that I spent nearly four years at Blink Ops as an early engineer and tech lead, designing the platform's architecture from the ground up - authentication and access control, multi-tenancy, and the Kubernetes-based infrastructure behind it.
My foundation is low-level: C/C++ and Python R&D in Unit 8200, where I built mission-critical security systems and taught the next generation of cyber engineers. I care about simplicity, documentation, and tests as much as the solution itself.
Founding engineer at an agentic-AI platform for enterprise contact centers, live in 30+ countries. Building the systems that let AI agents handle real customer operations across voice, chat, and email - and owning our security posture as we scale.
Led a core team building Blink's no-code security automation SaaS. Owned architecture decisions end to end, drove authentication and access control across the platform, and worked shoulder-to-shoulder with product and DevOps to hit critical milestones in a fast-moving startup.
Joined as an early engineer and designed core platform architecture from the ground up - multi-tenancy, identity, and the containerized infrastructure powering 900+ pre-built automation workflows.
Built mission-critical security systems for the Israeli cyber-security sector, leading development from research through to distribution-ready products. Owned an extensive back-end infrastructure that accelerated development department-wide, and ran system characterization, DDRs, and code reviews.
Commanded and mentored a group of soldiers through an elite classified intelligence course. Taught everything from low-level system internals to high-level software architecture, and continuously revised the curriculum to match the frontier of the field.
Elite cyber security R&D course covering low-level development, operating systems, and software architecture.
Israel's national three-year cyber program for outstanding students; later returned as a teaching assistant.
Choosing how to implement authentication and access control is one of the earliest and most important architectural decisions our engineering team made at Blink. This post covers how we architected it.
