Moshe Jonathan Gordon Radian
Fullstack GIS AI Engineer, Crowdsourcing Researcher, and Entrepreneur in Tel Aviv, Israel
[he/him]
My Past
I was born on August 29th 1989, in Jerusalem, but spent most of my childhood abroad, where I completed 12th grade with an IB diploma.
I have a minor in entrepreneurship from the Technion and have taken courses in CS and mathenatics. I have also expanded my formal education by taking advanced courses in various faculties at the Technion, as well as independent online courses, to study programming and research the (weakly defined) field of human computation.
During and after my studies at the Technion, I worked as a Software Engineer in Mellanox. In this role, I developed MLNX-OS - Mellanox's C-based operating system for switches. wrote Python libraries to orchestrate the switches for development and verification.
In March 2019, I left Mellanox to found a startup named Travience and worked on it for 2.5 years as co-founder, CTO, and full-stack developer. In this startup, I developed several SaaS platforms and mobile apps in the travel tech and smart mobility spaces, and developed complex GIS platforms and algorithms based on Google Maps, Open Street Maps, and Leaflet.
After leaving my startup, I joined Albo Climate as a full-stack, GIS, and AI developer, helping to save the world (only half kidding :P ). I developed Albo's GIS platform and supported developing data ingestion and AI pipelines, as well as a couple of climate models.
My Present
After a year and a half in Albo (October 2021 to February 2023), I joined as a full-stack engineer a startup called Nucleai, which uses AI in the spatial biology space to assess the efficacy of immunological cancer treatments - an interesting twist on my experience in GIS SaaS development.
Ask me if you want to know more :).
My Creative Endeavors
I enjoy traveling, photography, music, video editing, gaming on my Switch, and coding. I also sing in “Hellscore,” a metal a cappella choir, and a musical revue ensemble called “Broadway and Beyond.” In the past, I was part of a Jazz (+) ensemble called "Jazz Matters."