Rahav Dor

Rahav Dor has a strong background in technology leadership and has held significant positions in various companies. Rahav currently serves as the Chief Technology Officer at TeamSupport LLC, where they oversee software engineering and is responsible for new product development, security, infrastructure, and operations of a global SaaS product.

Prior to TeamSupport, Rahav worked at Pieces Technologies as the Chief Technology Officer, where they developed software systems that interpret clinical data in real-time to build a healthcare social network.

Before that, Rahav served as Vice President of Engineering at PCCI, where they transformed a research organization into a product-focused engineering organization. Rahav migrated R&D, DevOps, and Security to AWS cloud and turned research concepts into SaaS products with quick cloud provisioning.

Rahav also held the position of VP of Product Development at Global Velocity, where they spearheaded technical architectural changes, transitioning the company from proprietary hardware to micro-services and API. Rahav developed a cloud-based product roadmap and deployed it to various cloud platforms.

Earlier in their career, Rahav served as the Chief Technology Officer at iDoor Music, where they raised angel investments, led R&D efforts, and built an engineering team. Rahav also worked as the Chief Information Officer (CIO/CTO) at Staples Promotional Products.

Overall, Rahav Dor has a broad range of experience in technology leadership roles, with a focus on building innovative software systems and driving organizational transformation.

Rahav Dor pursued their education at Washington University in St. Louis, starting in the year 2010. They initially pursued a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Computer Engineering, completing it in 2012. Following this, they continued their studies at the same university, transitioning to the field of Computer Science. From 2013 to 2014, Rahav earned a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Computer Science. During their time at the university, Rahav also worked towards a Ph.D. in Computer Science and was a candidate for the degree from 2010 to 2015.