Dionis Teshler, Chief Technology Officer of the automotive industry’s first Cybertech Tier supplier, GuardKnox, is one of the central figures propelling Israel forward in the sector. In 2016 Dionis merged his aviation technology experience and his lifelong passion for driving fast cars into producing the cyber technology that serves as the foundation for software-defined and service-oriented vehicles. Prior to this, Dionis worked as an Algorithms Engineer for image-processing startup Transchip, which was acquired by Samsung Electronics. Dionis holds an M.Sc. in Computer Science (thesis in Computational Neuroscience, Cum Laude) and a Global MBA with a focus on Global Strategy from the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzliya.
