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Education:
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Location
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Subject
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Period
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International Space University, Strasbourg, France
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MSc Space Studies
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Sept 2005 - Sept 2006
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Technion University,
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BSc Mechanical Engineering degree
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1999-2004
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Work experience:
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Period
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Work place
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Position
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December 2006-
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IAI
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Communication Satellite Structure Engineer and Developer.
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May 2006 – Sept 2006
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NASA Goddard Space Flight center
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Internship working on composite structures design, manufacturing and testing for the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.(LRO)
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July 2003 -Sept 2005
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EMIT-Aviation Consultants
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Engineer-Composite and structure design & analyses for UAV’s.
Including Canister rocket launched folded UAV with rotating wing and elevator surfaces, plus design of inflatable air bag landing system.
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Apr 98 – Oct 99
Summers: 00,01,02
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EMIT-Aviation
Consultants
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Worked as a composite material technician - building of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, radar radoms and other aviation parts.
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Jan 2000 - Jan2003
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Faculty of Aeronautics and Space - Technion
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Research assistant to Aerospace faculty Dean, Professor Rand on Composite helicopter blades.
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Jan 2000 - Jan2003
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Faculty of Aeronautics and Space - Technion
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Teaching students in basic Aeronautics academic course.
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Feb 2000 - Feb 2003
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Aeromodelling Club
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Manager of a large club with over 100 youths, which included planning curriculum for lessons plus training teenagers as Aero modeling instructors.
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Other activities:
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April 2008-
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NSL
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Part of a small team forming a private company dealing with Inflatable Components for Space Applications.
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January 2007-
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INSA
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Lead Mechanical Engineer on a Nano-Sat project (ISAT-1)
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Sept 2005 - ongoing
(Voluntary work)
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FAI-Federation Aeronautical International (Paris)
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Delegate to the FAI Aero modeling Commission (CIAM)
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January 2004 - Sept 2005
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National Aero club
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Chairman of the Audit committee and member of management board.
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Oct 2002 - Mar 2004
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The Technion
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Team coach - Technion free flight team
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Awards/Scholarships:
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European Space Agency Scholarship- International Space University Tuition
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The Ilan Ramon Scholarship- International Space University Tuition
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Army service:
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Period
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Position
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Work
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1993-1996
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Air-Force
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Work with state of the art radar systems and anti-aircraft system controller. Graduated from commander’s course.
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Languages:
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Language
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Level
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English
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Fluent
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French
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Basic competence
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Computer knowledge:
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Program
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CAD-SOLIDWORKS and COSMOS AUTOCAD, UNIGRAPHICS-NX4
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Microsoft-Word, Excel, Power Point
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IMAN-TEAMCENTER
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Other Areas of interest:
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Aeromodelling: building, flying and competing in free flight gliders.
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Architecture, photography, carpentry, guitar making. Football, gym, jogging
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