Curriculum Vita

Education
Oct 2005 – present Tel Aviv University. Studies towards a PhD at the biochemistry department under the supervision on Prof. Nir Ben Tal. Currently in my research I try to utilize conservation data of residues in for deleterious mutations detection.

Oct. 2001 – May 2004 Tel Aviv University. Msc. degree in medical sciences, specializing in bioinformatics, under the supervision of Professor Ruth Nussinov from Sackler school of medicine, and Professor Haim Wolfson from Schreiber school of computer sciences.

Oct. 1999 – Oct. 2001 Bar-Ilan University. Bachelor of Arts in computer science. Degree conferred with grade point average of 85.28 (out of possible 100 points).

Nov. 1995 – Oct. 1998 Tel-Aviv University. Bachelor of Arts in biology. Degree conferred with grade point average of 89.28 (out of possible 100 points).

Employment
May 2004 –present MND diagnostics, Bioinformatic research.

Nov. 2000 – Sep. 2002 Internet Zahav. Shift leader, Technical Support Department. Responsibilities include shift management, technical supervision guidance, and technical, failure identification and management.

Jan. 1999 – Nov. 2000 Internet Zahav. Technical support representative, Technical Support Department. Duties included solving hardware problems related to Internet use in operating systems, win3.11, win95, win98, winNT, winXP, OS8, OSX.

Nov. 1995 – Dec. 1999 Israel Educational Television. Security officer.

Military Service
March 1992 – 1995 IDF service in the Border Guard, including six-month posting to combat unit in Jerusalem. Later, trained as a medic and served as platoon medic at a basic training camp. Then, promoted to be in charge of the base infirmary which had a staff of two doctors and 15 medics.

Programming Languages
Pascal, C++, Java, Prolog, Scheme and Visual Basic.

Languages
Hebrew – Native fluency
English – Excellent