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There's very early revenue from the design partners.

Yeah, I'm excited to be here.

Well, I try my best.

I did get an early start.

So I started working with software at the age of five, thanks to my bigger sister.

And I got to serve in the intelligence corps in the IDF in 8200.

And that's really a runway for acceleration.

basically changed my life and is awesome.

Um, so I was, uh, between 18 and two up to 24.

So I served for slightly longer than, uh, than most.

Um, and I, obviously I started off just as a, as a grunt and I moved my way up to be, uh, an officer and a team lead.

Uh, but throughout most of my role, I was very hands-on as kind of a software engineer, reverse engineer, et cetera, et cetera.

Yeah, you can ask about everything, but I'll have to kill you.

So actually, it's been more than seven years since my service, so I can be slightly more open about it, but I obviously can't go into much detail.

But I can tell you that I worked a lot in software engineering and cybersecurity.

And I can tell you that I had the good fortune of working on projects that were critical for the security of both the State of Israel and other allied nations.

I worked on a lot of cases that I described in other talks as working on high stacks and high stakes.

For example, I had a situation where I was required to deploy software to production, but people told me, you only have four attempts to get this right.

And if you fail, people would die.

So not exactly CICD.