Elementor is one of the most popular website builders in the world, that is used by 10% of the internet to build over 16M websites.As a full Stack developer, I worked in the Editor Core Team.I participated and contributed to building the infrastructure.Created tools that helped my team in the development process, such as tools to monitor users and understand user’s behaviorFurthermore, I refactored the product core components and wrote many tests to increase code quality.Part of my work included writing a JS API (Web, CLI) for the editor from scratch to increase the stability of legacy code.I have supported my team in achieving our goals through peer review and knowledge sharing, including writing documentation to cover my new code and APIs.I created tools to handle Elementor REST API for both the frontend and the backend.I'm the 4th contributor of Elementor Contributors

VoiceSpin is a company that provides cloud-based VoIP communication and customer engagement solutions to businesses. Created/Maintained tools for support engineers, developed dedicated custom features for customers, and integration with products in our/their end.

Before mostly developer of www.muonline.co.ilAssembly was the first language I learned when I was in 10th grade.It was 2006 when my friend and I started a small hosting company that sold hosting, reseller hosting, and game servers.I learned reverse engineering using IDA PRO and OllyDBG while upgrading and maintaining the game servers at www.muonline.co.il (based on WinSock IOCP).By changing the Entry Point using of the game servers/client and hooking in my custom DLL, I was able to provide many add-ons, and share the data between the game servers using a custom data server written in C++.Technologies I used:AssemblerC++PHPMS SQLMySQLFedora, CentOSWindows serverJavaScriptReverse EngineeringI'm mostly an autodidact, but I studied technical fields at school:In 10th grade, assemblerIn 11th grade, C#In 12th grade, I studied networking.