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I lead QA strategy across web, mobile and IoT (manual, automation and API), and I build the AI tooling that removes the repetitive half of the job: custom Claude skills, plugins and agents that plug into the systems a team already uses.
Profile
I've defined and run QA strategy for EdTech, fintech, IoT payments and defence products: recruiting and mentoring engineers, setting E2E practice with manual and automated coverage, and partnering with R&D on what's actually worth testing.
The second half of the story is newer: for the last stretch I've been building AI tooling with Claude. Skills, plugins and scheduled agents that take a process someone was doing by hand every week and turn it into one command. Same instinct as QA, different output: find the repeatable thing, make it reliable, then make it boring.
Experience
AI Toolkit / what I actually build
Off-the-shelf AI gives generic answers. The value is in encoding your process, your file naming, your checklists, your edge cases, so the assistant does the work your way, every time, without being re-explained.
A skill packages a real procedure: the inputs, the rules, the format of the output, so a recurring task runs identically whoever triggers it.
Skills bundled with the connectors they need, installed once and shared across a team, so the assistant reads and writes where the work already lives.
Scheduled runs and event-driven flows that do the routine pass on their own and only surface what needs a human.
Toolbox
Education & Certifications
Languages: Hebrew (native), English (fluent). Strengths: team leadership, analytical thinking, problem-solving, training & development.
Contact
Open to QA leadership roles and to building tailor-made AI tooling for teams. Tell me the process that annoys you most. That's usually the right place to start.