Yehuda Adler

Yehuda Adler has a diverse work experience spanning multiple companies and roles. Starting in 2004, Yehuda worked as a Junior Developer Student at Intel Corporation, where they developed applications using C++ and VB.NET to support the manufacturing process. From 2005 to 2010, they worked as a Software Engineer at NDS Limited, where they gained experience in embedded programming with C and worked on components for a TIVO-like product. Subsequently, Yehuda joined Answers.com as a Software Engineer, specializing in PHP and MySql, from 2010 to 2011.

In 2011, Yehuda transitioned to a Lead Software Engineer role at AutoLeadStar, where they designed and implemented REST APIs for iOS and web applications using the LAMP stack. Yehuda also utilized Java for heavy computations in a separate server. Yehuda stayed with the company until 2013.

Following their time at AutoLeadStar, Yehuda joined StorePower in 2014 as a Senior Software Engineer. Yehuda was part of a team that developed a native Android app for tablets using PHP and MySql. The app facilitated online grocery orders for supermarket chains.

In 2016, Yehuda pursued freelance projects, including designing and implementing an Android app for digital personal assistants at Amgine Technologies Inc. Yehuda integrated Android and third-party components, implemented non-trivial animations, and created a human-like experience.

From 2017 to 2018, Yehuda worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Screenshop, where they were involved in the integration of various third-party technology partner APIs and played a central role in the Server team, which primarily used Node.js and DynamoDB.

Currently, Yehuda is employed at Fullpath (formerly AutoLeadStar) since 2018. Yehuda initially served as a Principal Software Engineer, responsible for PHP, Python, and MySql development. Later on, they took on the role of Head of Engineering Growth, overseeing backend systems development and assisting the CTO with complex technological issues.

Yehuda Adler attended The Hebrew University of Jerusalem from 2003 to 2005, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Computer Science and Psychology.