"My name is Lisa Neyen, and I'm a Lead Software Developer at Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions. With over 20 years of experience, including a role as an engineering lead at a highly successful VOIP startup, I'm very proud of the journey that has brought me to where I am today. The way I got here began six years ago when a friend who worked here introduced me to the digital forensics world. I was immediately fascinated by the innovative technology and eagerly pursued an opportunity to join this dynamic team. A year later, it happened. Now, for the past five years, I've had the privilege of leading a talented development team focused on creating software that protects companies' data and employees. I'm passionate about solving complex problems and collaborating with exceptional individuals to achieve our common goals. This has led to many memorable experiences, from launching the new Endpoint Inspector product line to participating in an internal R&D conference in Israel with my fellow engineering team members. I genuinely believe that our work at Cellebrite is remarkable and has a positive impact. Outside work, I enjoy mountain biking and treasure my role as a mother of three. I also volunteer for our local high school's 'Girls Who Code' initiative, aiming to inspire others to reach their full potential in their careers. Here's to a fulfilling life of making a difference and contributing to a safer world for everyone."
"When I was eight, my uncle bought a CD burner that our computer couldn’t connect to. It was my first experience troubleshooting and fixing technology to make it work. With time passing and after pulling out a slot or two, I enrolled in a Yeshiva that emphasized maximizing time and continuous learning. My days started with prayers and ended late at night after math, physics, and computer science classes. It wasn't long before I turned my hobby into a side hustle by repairing broken technological products for others. In the next five years, I continued studying Torah in a Yeshiva and in the Kollel. When I felt it was time to further my personal and professional development, I knew my next chapter would involve pursuing a degree in computer science. I joined the JCT (Haredi campus), and in my third year, I started to work as a student software developer at a leading corporation. After a while, I realized I was pursuing something else: to delve deeper into the wonders of technology in cybersecurity and the research world. Despite being offered a full-time position shortly after completing my degree with distinction, I resigned and enrolled in an elite national cyber program. That's where I first encountered Cellebrite, a partner in this beautiful program. Today, I have worked as a researcher for nearly three years. I explore IOS and Android applications to enhance Cellebrite's renowned products, which accelerate justice worldwide.” Israel Rubin - Researcher
Nasdaq – We're Back! In light of the hypergrowth we've experienced since our IPO in late 2021 and thanks to the excellent performance demonstrated by Cellebrite stock ($CLBT), Cellebrite management members were invited to participate in the closing ceremony and ring the bell marking the end of trading on March 27th. Meanwhile, our sites worldwide celebrated our achievements and all the work they invest to accelerate justice globally. Here's to many more days like this!
YES! We did it, again! Our impressive financial performance was celebrated at the Nasdaq Stock Market with our leaders ringing the closing bell 🛎 ✨
"I was introduced to Cellebrite through a job recruiter and gained insight into our DNA during my interview for the Executive Assistant role for the C-Suite. Now, after nine months at Cellebrite, I am convinced that joining the team here has been one of the best career decisions I've made in years. As an Executive Assistant, my primary responsibility is to provide administrative support to our organization's C-suite and senior executives. This includes ensuring their daily schedules run smoothly and efficiently by assisting them with travel arrangements, setting up meetings, and handling other administrative functions. My goal is to free up the executives' time to focus on more critical tasks. From my perspective, working here has been a unique experience unlike any other. There's always something happening, which aligns perfectly with my preference for staying busy and resourceful. The current excitement at Cellebrite revolves around the recent launch of Cellebrite’s C2C, an end-to-end digital intelligence platform that aids Law Enforcement and Intelligence communities in accessing, extracting, securely managing, analyzing, and sharing forensics on a digital platform, ultimately helping solve crimes faster than ever Contributing to our success gives me a strong sense of empowerment, especially knowing that our workplace is vital in accelerating justice worldwide. It's an unparalleled experience compared to anything else I've encountered in my 25-year career.”
"During my time at Birmingham City University pursuing my Computer Science degree, I never imagined joining such impactful team. Yet, here I am, proudly contributing to its London site for over two years. Before landing my current role, I honed my skills for three and a half years as a specialist and analyst in different companies. I vividly recall the pivotal moment when I first encountered Cellebrite products at a previous company and told my colleagues, 'Imagine being part of Cellebrite!' Now, I'm fully engaged in our global mission to accelerate justice. My work often feels like magic—solving intricate problems and providing solutions to lawfully support law enforcement agencies worldwide in their investigations using technology that only a market leader like Cellebrite can develop. Each day brings new challenges that keep me engaged and inspired as we strive to improve and provide the best possible solutions for our customers. This role is truly a dream come true for my inner 'nerd.' Daniel S. is a digital intelligence specialist and a valued colleague in our London’s Advances Services laboratory.
