I started in IT infrastructure. Moved into healthcare, managing a $1B Epic EHR deployment across 14 hospitals. Moved into manufacturing, running 18 facilities across three countries, building SCADA systems on factory floors and recovering from a major ransomware attack without paying a dollar. Then retail, then AI automation, then Israel.
The industries changed. The work changed. The question never did: how do you build technology that people can actually trust?
I am also a rabbi. Torah is not separate from any of this. It shapes how I approach every client, every problem and every decision. When you are entrusted with someone's data, infrastructure or hours, you carry real responsibility for it.