Intuit Israel

So what is it like to work for Intuit? Sure, all tech companies offer perks, RSUs, and a nice office space, but what brings some of the brightest engineers, data scientists and full-stack developers to join our R&D center? Take a peak at what a day in the life of our developers looks like and get to know some of the faces behind our Israeli site. https://lnkd.in/gP6gBcPF

Familiar with the term “We Eat Our Own Dogfood?” Well, it has nothing to do with those furry loveable pets: it’s about having developers work hands-on with the products they help develop. This was the essence of our product day held last week: while we’re all engineers, architects, product managers and data scientists – we put on the small business owner hat to really experience our B2B products – Mailchimp and QuickBooks – as if we were anyone of our ~100 Million customers. Kudos to Anna Cates 🇮🇱 & Benjamin Cates who brought it that customer obsession spirit.

"AI is already assisting our customers in performing financial tasks. In the future, it will handle tasks for them”. This is Intuit’s “done for you” mission in a nutshell, delivered by data scientist Aviv Ben Arie at the CTech by Calcalist-Tech AI conference yesterday in Tel Aviv, speaking in a panel alongside the GM of eBay Israel and the co-founder of Laguna Health start-up. Read the panel coverage here > https://lnkd.in/gi4k23zc

Companies are rushing to bake AI into their product offering nowadays, but are they REALLY incorporating AI into their product development process at scale? And how are they managing the Garbage In – Garbage Out conundrum that so many business entities are facing? Join us tomorrow at the CTech by Calcalist AI premier conference in Tel Aviv to hear our Data Scientist Aviv Ben Arie take on a panel next to GM of eBay Israel and the founder of Pagaya.

Attracting talented women technologists is not just about filling roles. It’s about creating a truly inclusive environment that empowers women. And while the journey to complete equality is long, we’re fully committed to that goal. This is why we’re joining #TechHER, alongside leading tech companies and the top women's tech communities Woman2Woman - 8200 Alumni Association and HaMeetupistiot.  #WomenInTech #DiversityInTech #Careers #CommunityPower

There’s no doubt that Meta is a great place to work for. And while Michael Kalika was enjoying his work there and was doing really well - he nevertheless decided one day to go back to Intuit, where he spent 5 years beforehand. Here’s his story > https://lnkd.in/gsEHKGCa

Why in the world would someone wear a Christmas wool sweater in August in Israel…? It must be love. Happy Tu Be’Av! Benjamin Cates Anna Cates 🇮🇱 https://lnkd.in/ggKjmS_i

See that badge? Well, it’s pretty much everything we already knew for a while: Yes, we’re a great place to work in. Yes, our employees say so themselves. And now it’s official!

So what’s your idea for a team offsite? Cold sandwiches in an empty boardroom? Bringing on a facilitator that will make you embrace stuff just to break the ice and get into “fun mode”? Here’s what it looks like for our AI, Analytics & Data team (A2D) team:

Exciting news from our team: Dr. Hisham Abdulhalim recently penned a thought-provoking op-ed on the ever-evolving role of product managers in the dynamic landscape of ethical AI. As AI continues to redefine the playbook of corporate innovation, it is crucial that we explore the ethical implications of our product development. Join us in reading his insightful article, featured in People and PCs, and be a part of the conversation on this important topic. https://lnkd.in/gymMPpHQ #AIethics #productmanagement #innovation