Ofir is the field technical leader at Nvidia Israel, overseeing the newest and hottest technologies such as AI, deep learning, graphics, self-driving cars, etc.

Guy is a serial technology entrepreneur who started programming at the age of 14 and founded his first technology company at the age of 16. 

At the age of 18, he joined an elite IDF software engineering unit. Prior to Skyline, Guy was the Co-Founder and CEO at StreamRail, which was acquired by ironSource in 2016. Prior to that, he was Co-Founder and CTO at Visionize, acquired in 2011 by AVG (NYSE: AVG). After the acquisition, Guy led the company’s engineering efforts in Israel, developing products used by 187 million active users and generating over $160M in annual revenue.

Udobu aims at solving empty seats in the live sports and entertainment industry, through intelligent pricing and behavioral targeting, matching the right fans to the right events.

Prior to the foundation of udobu, Gaby has worked at Boxee, a media related startup, and he also has background as a professional negotiator.

Gaby holds an MBA from IESE Business School in Barcelona, and an MA in Diplomacy from the Tel Aviv University.

Qanta.ai provides financial institutions with an automatic consultative sales tool, that efficiently wins customers in complex products, starting with mortgages.

Nir is leveraging the intersection of emerging technology, finance and entrepreneurship, where he has background on all three.

Eran is an experienced, hands-on deep learning & machine learning researcher.

He’s currently working as a senior researcher at SAP innovation center Israel.

Among his expertise is using deep learning to solve complex computer vision problems such as object recognition, object detection, video action recognition, etc. His main research interest are deep learning for computer vision, generative models and reinforcement learning.

Prior to his current role, Eran spent 10 years at Intel in various roles.

Prior to K Health, Ariel was Head of R&D at Fraud Sciences, leading the development of its AI system until its acquisition by PayPal for $169 million.

Previously, Ariel consulted on product strategy in Prospera, Cortica, and other AI companies, led the data mining group in Pursway, and served in IDF’s 8200 unit as Head of Speech Recognition R&D group.

Ariel is also a certified Chinese medicine doctor and teaches Shiatsu in Reidman College.