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Noam Bardin

Founder of Post and former Chief Wazer at Google

Noam Bardin is a prominent entrepreneur and the founder of Post, a news platform he established in May 2022. He is currently based in the New York City Metropolitan Area, where he is actively hiring for various roles including engineers and data scientists.1

Career Highlights

  • Founder, Post (May 2022 - Present): Bardin leads this innovative news platform.
  • Former CEO, Waze (April 2009 - February 2021): Under his leadership, Waze grew from 2,000 to over 140 million monthly active users and launched significant features like Waze Carpool and Waze Ads.1
  • VP Product, Google (August 2013 - February 2021): He was instrumental in launching Google's Cross-Product Growth team during his tenure.1
  • CEO, Intercast Networks (January 2007 - February 2009): Although this venture ultimately failed, it contributed to his extensive experience in tech startups.1

Education

  • Harvard University JFK School of Government: Master in Public Administration (2002 - 2003)
  • Hebrew University: BA in Economics & Political Science (1994 - 1997).1

Bardin is fluent in both English and Hebrew and has a strong background in technology and product development, making him a notable figure in the tech industry.

Highlights

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Experience

Founder at Post (May 2022 - Present)
Thinking about what's next at Sitting @ Home (February 2021 - May 2022), Chief Wazer at Google (November 2017 - February 2021), CEO at Waze (April 2009 - February 2021)

Education

MPA in Master in Public Administration from Harvard University JFK School of Government (2002 - 2003); BA in Economics & Political Science from Hebrew University (1994 - 1997)

Location

New York City Metropolitan Area