Picture this

A 26-year-old dude here (born in the blessed year of '98, obviously!) ditched the Israeli high-tech scene (yup, raised on falafel and innovation) for a life less ordinary.
Armed with my third COVID vaccine and a questionable but healthy sense of direction, Europe became my playground.
After four years navigating the complexities of web security as a software engineer at Broadcom (go AVGO!), the travel itch became impossible to ignore.
New cultures, new adventures - that's the dream, right? Maybe even become that "interesting" person at parties (doubtful, but hey, a man can dream!).
Now, after four years of the full-time grind, I decided to truly dive into Asia and maybe, just maybe, find a way to chill out in Australia.

Building bridges wasn't quite my calling (sorry, civil engineers!), but building applications? That fires me up.
There's a unique satisfaction in crafting code and knowing it makes a difference.
Maybe it's a web security solution that keeps users secure from malicious websites or a blog with international traffic (thanks to my travel habit – browsing from the Philippines today!).
This love for software goes way back. After my military service, I enrolled in an intensive program at Infinity Labs, an Israeli powerhouse that turns rookies into rockstars.
Think eight months, 12 hours a day of pure software engineering bliss! From there, I landed at Broadcom as a software engineer on the Web Isolation product.
I quickly rose to the core team (miss you guys!).

Europe became my travel playground after a solo trip to Prague at 18 sparked a wanderlust fire hotter than a free Oktoberfest beer with my German friends (Prost!).
Since then, I've been on a mission to explore every corner (don't judge the fuzzy country lines – blame the local brews!).
From the rainbows of the Scottish Highlands to the sun-kissed Athens, I've soaked it all in, using my English, Hebrew, and German to connect with locals and fellow adventurers, truly diving into the heart of each culture.
Right now, I'm in the Philippines, perfecting the art of the spoon-as-knife (been there, done that!).
Next stop: chopstick mastery in Japan!