Eli Gurvitz Email & Phone Number

Jerusalem District, Israel

Ra'Ananna, Central, Israel

I'm the Functional Safety Manager of NVIDIA's Networking BU.

Jerusalem Area, Israel

I led the development of Mobileye's Functional Safety Concept for Safe Linux. I'm a member and ambassador of the ELISA working group (Enabling Linux In Safety-Related Applications) of the Linux Foundation.

Tel Aviv

THE Grid was Uber for packages. Anyone who downloaded our courier app could be a courier and anyone who downloaded our customer app could ask us to deliver stuff or run errands for him. At The Grid I was the backend architect and also developed the backend in Python and Node.js. The backend system tracked courier locations, managed deliveries, calculated optimal routes and allocated them to couriers.Our backend system ran on AWS and used several AWS services.

Belfast, United Kingdom

Pace was a leading STB (TV decoder) manufacturer. It provided a full stack of software for TV decoders and I was the DRM architect. I worked mostly on Pace's backend system. I designed end-to-end features and led many improvements to the product in the areas of:* High availability* Performance and scale* Move to IPv6* Move to a cloud architecture * OTT systems (TV streaming over the unmanaged Internet)I worked with Pace's main customer (Telenet in Belgium) on the transition of their CA system to Widevine.I also helped with some embedded coding in C++ for the STB. Since August 2014 I'm a Google Widevine Certified Implementation Partner (CWIP) for both Classic and Modular DRM.

I worked 17 years at NDS mostly in introducing new technologies. I led development teams and sometimes worked as an individual contributor. I worked with people from all around the world - India, UK, USA, South Korea and France. I worked on all kinds of products from slide ware to demos to production systems. I created products from the inception phase to production.The main areas I worked on were:* Mobile apps - I developed apps for iOS myself and led a very skilled team that developed Android and iOS apps for TV viewing and for the e-publishing industry. In the past I worked on long gone systems such as Windows Mobile and Symbian. * Embedded development on Set-to-boxes in C and C++ (audience measurement system and interactive applications)* Backend monitoring and control via SNMP (both backed development and monitoring applications)* Configuration management - make systems and source control.

Rehovot, Israel

Chipcom was acquired by 3Com in October 1995.At Chipcom/3Com I developed network management applications for Chipcom/3Com devices. The applications were developed for all popular Unix operating systems of that time (SunOS, Solaris, Alpha, Aix, HP-UX). We used X11/Motif and TCL.

Rockefeller Museum, Jerusalem

I participated in the development of a FoxPro database application for documenting archeological excavations.I was also the field engineer for this system. I promoted the use of the system on excavation sites, gathered requirements and supported the users (excavation managers and their staff) in various sites in Israel.

משרד החינוך ירושלים

I tailored a textual-retrieval database for the ministry’s use. I Worked in C on VMS.