Noga Lasman

Noga Lasman has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Their most recent position is as a Senior Full stack Developer at Neurolief since March 2021. Prior to that, they worked at PRiiMO from January 2020 to July 2020, where they served as a Senior Full Stack Developer on a digital platform for personalized cancer patient monitoring and treatment. From March 2017 to December 2019, Noga worked at vortex energy as a Senior Full Stack Developer, where they developed an energy-controlled system and reduced operational costs through digital management of heating and cooling systems.

Before that, Noga served as a Senior Full Stack Developer at Olsi Systems from an unknown start date to 2017, focusing on ASP.NET C#, SQL Server, and web development. From an unknown start date to 2007, they worked at Mekorot as a Software Engineer, handling the main command and control system for water facilities and control centers.

Additionally, Noga worked at Optigroup as a Software Engineer from an unknown start date to 2001, where they were part of the DATA MANAGER team working with SQL Server, COM ATL/++, and Visual C. Their earliest recorded work experience was as an Analyst of Engineering and Assessment files at Bar Technologies from an unknown start date to 1997.

Overall, Noga Lasman has a wealth of experience in full stack development, energy control systems, and command and control systems.

Noga Lasman pursued their Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem from 1997 to 2000. In 2020, they enrolled at The Open University of Israel to pursue their education in the field of Education. Additionally, they attended they code; in 2020 to study React, and Appleseeds | עמותת תפוח for Front End Web Applications Development from 2020 to 2021.

As for additional certifications, Noga obtained the "Zero to Hero with Progressive Web Apps" certification from Educative, Inc. in October 2020, and the "Web Application & Software Architecture 101" certification from the same institution in September 2020.