Avi Carmi has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Avi has held various technical roles in different companies and industries.
Avi started their career in 1987 at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where they led a team that developed prediction and scheduling systems for NASA's Deep Space Network. Avi then worked at Hughes Aircraft Company, where they researched and developed image processing algorithms and artificial intelligence technologies. During this time, they also developed a genetic programming system for classification.
In 1992, Avi joined HRL Laboratories and worked on the Image Understanding Architecture (IUA) project. Avi contributed to the development of intelligent cursive handwritten character recognition algorithms and received high performance awards for their contributions.
From 1995 to 2006, Avi owned and managed Over TheNet, an organization that provided IT solutions to clients. Avi hired and mentored a team and implemented innovative ideas that improved clients' businesses.
In 2006, Avi joined Robert Maron Inc as a lead software architect, where they designed and developed e-commerce websites and provided IT support for internal users. At the same time, they were a part-time professor at California State University, Channel Islands, designing curriculum and instructional technology for web development courses.
Avi joined GBL Systems Corporation in 2008 as a senior software engineer and architect. Avi led implementation teams and proposed innovative solutions for software projects using advanced technologies.
In 2011, Avi joined SAIC as a senior principal software engineer and Engility Technical Fellow. Avi led software engineering and design efforts for electronic warfare and mission planning. Avi was highly regarded by customers for their problem-solving skills and new product ideas.
In 2018, Avi joined Jacobs as a senior web applications developer, working on projects for the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD). Avi then moved on to SMX in 2019, where they currently hold the position of Senior Principal Software Engineer at Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD), focused on developing and upgrading Navair applications.
Overall, Avi Carmi's work experience showcases their expertise in software engineering, architecture, and problem-solving, particularly in the areas of electronic warfare, mission planning, and IT solutions.
Avi Carmi has a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Mathematics from California State University, Northridge. Avi also holds a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the same university. Avi was a PhD dropout from UCLA in the field of Computer Science. Additionally, they obtained a certification as a Digital Fellow in Artificial Intelligence from the Digital Equipment Corporation Business Fellowship Program in 1992.
May, 2019 - present