Guy Hakim
About Guy Hakim
Guy Hakim is a software engineer with experience in pre-silicon validation and Python development. He has worked at Intel Corporation, Mobileye, and currently at Vault AI, after earning a Bachelor of Science in Computer Software Engineering from Jerusalem College of Engineering.
Work at Vault AI
Guy Hakim has been employed at Vault AI as a Software Engineer since 2021. His role involves developing software solutions that leverage artificial intelligence technologies. He has contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing the company's capabilities in AI-driven applications. His work at Vault AI is based in Israel, where he continues to apply his technical skills in software engineering.
Previous Experience at Intel Corporation
Prior to his current position, Guy Hakim worked at Intel Corporation from 2019 to 2020 as a Pre-silicon Validation Engineer. During his tenure in the Jerusalem Area, Israel, he focused on validating hardware designs before they were manufactured. This role provided him with valuable experience in the semiconductor industry and enhanced his understanding of hardware-software integration.
Experience at Mobileye
Guy Hakim served as a Python Developer at Mobileye from 2020 to 2022. In this role, he was involved in developing software solutions for advanced driver-assistance systems. His experience at Mobileye contributed to his expertise in software development within the automotive technology sector, particularly in applications related to safety and automation.
Education and Expertise
Guy Hakim studied at the Jerusalem College of Engineering, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Software Engineering from 2017 to 2021. His education provided him with a solid foundation in software development principles, programming languages, and engineering practices. This academic background supports his professional roles in software engineering and development.
Grading Assignments at Azrieli College of Engineering
Before his roles in software engineering, Guy Hakim worked at Azrieli College of Engineering in Jerusalem from 2018 to 2019. His responsibilities included grading assignments, which allowed him to engage with students and contribute to the academic environment. This experience further developed his understanding of engineering education and assessment.