YIT - Yedioth Information Technology
Alisa Gur began their work experience in 2002 as an actress for the Kibbutz Theater, which they continued until 2008. From 2005 to 2009, they also worked as an actress at the Mediatheque Theater Holon. In 2002, Alisa became a co-owner of Ahaiot Si Pur theater, a role they held until 2011. In 2011, they worked as a webmaster on a freelance basis until 2016. Alisa then joined Snunit Center for the Advancement of Web-based Learning in 2012 as a Client Side Developer until 2016. Alisa currently works as a Frontend Developer at YIT - Yedioth Information Technology since 2016.
Alisa Gur took Hackeru courses in Ramat-Gan in 2012, specializing in the field of study of Webmaster. Prior to that, they attended Seminar Ha-Kibbutzim college in Tel-Aviv from 2000 to 2002, where they studied Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, General.
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YIT - Yedioth Information Technology
yit specializes in advanced digital services, using a holistic point of view, in order to ensure the precise solution for your project. Our team includes the very best in their fields – each and every one of them would gladly offer their expertise, creativity and experience. For the past two decades we have been operating as a central software home at the forefront of innovation and IT for media and businesses. yit was born out of a true demand to provide full digitized services for major companies and content producers, first for "Yediot Aharonot" brand, and later for a variety of different clients. We perceive ourselves as contributors to this constant developing field, and we have grown alongside it, setting standards and keading a clear line of innovation, creativity and reliability. We offer a direct line to 170 experts in their fields, including UX/UI design, mobile and web development, & CMS, QA and a full Data Center for hosting services. We pride ourselves in hiring the very best minds in the market and offering advanced facilities. We are experienced and we are here to work. So you won't have to.