Israel founded Hyro in 2018 with the goal of simplifying digital interactions for patients by enabling providers and payers to deploy Responsible Conversational AI interfaces at scale.
Before building Hyro, Israel accumulated over 15 years of experience in the emerging technologies space, including Intel. Starting out as a software developer, Israel quickly moved up the ladder to manage engineering and product teams in various Israeli startups, eventually ascending to Head of Product at Zeekit, a computer vision company acquired by Walmart.
Israel began his career in 8200, the IDF’s elite technology unit, and holds an MBA from Cornell University and a B.Sc in Computer Science and Statistics from Tel Aviv University (magna cum laude).
