Summary
Yehuda Shapira is a security research team lead and seasoned tools engineer with nine years of experience building compilers, debuggers, simulators and full embedded toolchains for semiconductor and cybersecurity products. He has a strong hands-on background leading cross-disciplinary teams from exploration to delivery—integrating LLVM and QEMU-based solutions, ramping open-source projects, and embedding custom IP into development flows. Currently focused on reversing Windows internals and mobile ecosystem research with practical expertise in WinDbg, IDA, Frida, GDB, Python and Go, he bridges low-level system knowledge with pragmatic engineering leadership. His career includes founding compiler initiatives at CEVA and Mellanox and evolving NeuroBlade’s ONNX-based compiler stack, reflecting a rare fluency across firmware, compiler runtimes and developer tooling. Outside work he’s an avid coffee drinker, aspiring writer and hobbyist game-designer—traits that hint at a creative, detail-oriented approach to complex technical problems.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor, computer seince, Bachelor, computer seince at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
English