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Shlomi Azran is a Tel Aviv-based software engineer with more than 20 years of experience across systems software, real-time and embedded development, mobile apps and backend services. He is currently a software developer at TriEye, has built and led three engineering teams, and publishes privacy-first Android apps under the Digital Rhyme name.

Shlomi Azran is a software engineer based in Tel Aviv. His career began in C and C++ on Linux and Windows and covers real-time and embedded systems, Linux kernel and camera-sensor drivers, and system software, along with computer vision, native mobile apps, Python/FastAPI backends and self-hosted infrastructure. He has worked at ICQ, Check Point, Broadcom, SimilarWeb, Inuitive, Motorola Solutions and Oriient, and is now at TriEye, building software for sensor and semiconductor products. As team leader at SimilarWeb, Inuitive and Motorola Solutions, he recruited and built each team. He now works in an AI-native way, pairing written specifications with coding agents, and ships his own products end to end: privacy-first Android apps (FastMe, Lookup, MyHomeGate and Meteo), the Signtime e-signature platform, web projects, and a technical knowledge base on Linux drivers and hardware bring-up. A common thread runs through his apps: no accounts, no ads, no analytics, with data kept on the user's device.