CRO, GrowIn
Disrupting the agriculture world by taking a data driven approach to vertical, modular, and automatic farming.
2018-Present
Founder, Minerva Technologies
Developing innovative computer vision and machine learning algorithms to disrupt the brick & mortar shopping and checkout experience.
2017-2018
Head of Computer Vision, Oculus/Facebook
Led Oculus’ computer vision and machine learning R&D group (about 80 engineers, scientist and managers).
Managed multiple M&A activities, defined product strategy, created independent high throughput teams, and shipped exciting technologies to consumers.
2013-2017
Senior Computer Vision Engineer, Oculus VR
Led Oculus’ computer vision R&D. Designed, developed and shipped a high accuracy and low latency position tracking system. Involved in camera design, driver and interface implementation.
Participated in manufacturing efforts.
2012-2013
Postdoctoral Fellow, Carnegie Mellon University
Conducted research in autonomous mobile manipulation with focus on perception in unstructured environments.
Developed state-of-the-art perception algorithms for detecting, tracking and modeling novel objects (natural and man-made). Integrated machine-learning methods to enable lifelong learning of robotic perception and manipulation skills.
2011-2012
Research Assistant, Technical University of Berlin
Designed and supervised the implementation of a new robotic platform. Led a team of PhD students in the design of a new software library. Involved in hiring decisions.
2009-2011
Research Assistant, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Conducted various research projects on autonomous mobile manipulation in the robotics research lab.
2005-2009
Research Assistant, Tel-Aviv University
Led a research project on matching emotional states with facial expression using computer vision, in the research group of Prof. Messer-Yaron.
2003-2004
Software Engineer, Zend Technologies
Directed the design and implementation of software packaging on multiple operating systems for the leading web scripting language PHP.
2000-2005