Overview
Rom Cohen is co-founder and COO at Hyro[1][3]. Cohen holds a Master of Engineering in Computer Science from Cornell University[9] and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem[10]. Prior to founding Hyro in May 2018[3], Cohen was a graduate student at Cornell Tech from August 2017 to May 2018[4] and worked as a software engineer at Turbonomic from August 2016 to August 2017[5], having previously interned there from August 2014 to August 2016[6]. Cohen's earlier experience includes serving as a squad commander and flight instructor in the Israel Defense Forces from November 2008 to 2011[8] and as a GES Program Manager at the Foreign Trade Administration under Israel's Ministry of Economy and Industry from June to December 2012[7]. Cohen has expressed focus on natural language processing and customer experience design[2].
Profile introduction
An engineer at heart, I’m always on the hunt for a good problem to solve. For example, understanding a person's intent from their natural language input, or figuring out how to turn complex information into simple dialogue. I've been obsessed with customer experience for as long as I can remember. So naturally, I got pretty excited when chatbots first came on to the scene, only to be mildly disappointed. The chatbots that we’re used to typically follow a flow chart of logic that points the bot towards specific answers, allowing very little room for a personalized experience for the user. Wha…
Career history
- Co-founder and COOMay 2018 to presentHyro
- Graduate StudentAug 2017 to May 2018Cornell Tech
- Software EngineerAug 2016 to Aug 2017Turbonomic
- Software Engineer InternAug 2014 to Aug 2016Turbonomic
- GES Program ManagerJun 2012 to Dec 2012Foreign Trade Administration - Ministry of Economy and Industry, Israel
- Squad Commander and Flight InstructorNov 2008 to 2011Israel Defense Forces
Education
Master of Engineering - MEng, Computer Science2017 - 2018Cornell University
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Computer Science2013 - 2016The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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