Hanan Aharonof

Hanan Aharonof has an extensive work experience in the software engineering field. In 2011, they worked as a Graphics Performance Validation Engineer at Intel Corporation, where they designed and conducted performance tests for Intel's SoC Atom based solutions graphic card driver.

From 2012 to 2013, Aharonof worked at VMware as a Software Engineer, contributing to the development of various projects. Hanan played a key role in designing a plug-in for the vSphere Web Client, allowing users to define high availability for applications running inside virtual machines. Hanan also worked on an analytics cluster for in-guest application monitoring and remediation, as well as contributing to the overall product design and automation systems.

In 2016, Aharonof joined Salesforce as a Senior Software Engineer, where they worked on AI-powered systems. Hanan and their team designed a scalable system to collect, extract, validate, and cluster information from the web to create a repository of companies. They also developed AI solutions for predicting opportunity scoring and delivering relevant news to Salesforce customers.

Since 2018, Aharonof has been working at FundGuard as a Principal Software Engineer. Hanan is one of the first employees and plays a major role in designing and implementing a cloud-based enterprise operating platform for asset managers, custodian banks, and fund administrators. Hanan'swork spans across various aspects of the system, utilizing high scale and big data cloud-based technologies.

Throughout their career, Aharonof has demonstrated expertise in building scalable systems, utilizing AI technologies, and designing and developing complex software solutions.

Hanan Aharonof pursued their Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Computer Science from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which they completed between the years 2009 and 2012. After that, they furthered their education by pursuing a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Computer Science from The Open University of Israel. This degree was completed between the years 2013 and 2019.