Tamir Bennatan
About Tamir Bennatan
Tamir Bennatan is the Revenue Leader for Hotels Supply at Hopper in the Greater Boston Area. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science from McGill University and has experience in data analytics, customer solutions, and tutoring.
Revenue Leader at Hopper
Tamir Bennatan works as the Revenue Leader - Hotels Supply at Hopper in the Greater Boston Area. In this role, he leads a team focused on securing top hotel deals for Hopper's customers. He has been with Hopper since September 2018, leveraging his extensive background in data analytics and visualization to drive success in the hotel supply sector.
Previous Experience at 1010data
In 2017, Tamir Bennatan worked as an Analyst Intern in Customer Solutions Implementation at 1010data for two months in New York, New York. During this internship, he gained valuable experience in customer solutions implementation, enhancing his skill set in data analysis and project management.
Data Analyst Internship at SoundCloud
In 2016, Tamir Bennatan held a Data Analyst Internship at SoundCloud in the Greater New York City Area for two months. His role involved conducting data analysis, which helped in refining his analytical skills and understanding of large-scale data sets within a fast-paced tech environment.
Internship at Harvard University IQSS
Tamir Bennatan worked as an Intern in Data Analytics and Visualization at the Harvard University Institute for Quantitative Social Science (IQSS) in 2015. During his one-month internship in Cambridge, MA, USA, he developed his expertise in data analytics and visualization, gaining important insights into social science data interpretation.
Volunteer Math and Science Tutor
From 2012 to 2014, Tamir Bennatan volunteered as a Math and Science Tutor at the Lexington High School Tutoring Center in Lexington. Over the two years, he supported students in understanding complex math and science concepts, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
Education at McGill University
Tamir Bennatan studied at McGill University from 2014 to 2018, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. He majored in Computer Science and minored in Statistics and Operations Management. This comprehensive education equipped him with significant technical knowledge and analytical skills applicable to his professional roles.