Ohad Eder-Pressman

This is a temp placeholder for a website, you can expect it to be here for the next 10 years.
This site gets built+deployed+hosted on Netlify, it used to be hosted on Amazon S3 (read).

As a teenager, Ohad was active in the computer-art subculture known as the demoscene, developing 3D rendering engines that powered award-winning applications. He later designed software for the Israeli Air-Force's F15 flight simulation lab, and created the top-selling Checkers game for the Palm platform. Ohad was also a core member of BeInSync's team, designing and implementing the company's UI rendering engine and synchronization algorithms, prior to its acquisition by Phoenix Technologies. More recently, Ohad directed bespoke projects for larger clients through his high-end consulting/engineering firm 3D3R Software Studio which was acquired by Chegg (NYSE:CHGG) in 2011 and where he served as the company's Vice President of Research & Development until early 2106. Ohad is also co-founder and President of AppSharp, a small company building online identity tools for small businesses.

Places where you can find/reach me online:

ohad@...com
Linkedin
Twitter
GarageGeeks
My Old Blog
Old Computer Graphics stuff, iPad Terrain App
Demoscene productions (What is the Demoscene?)
Virtual Pendant iOS

Companies I'm an investor in or was previously involved with:

Netlify - Write frontend code. Push to Netlify. We handle the rest.
AppSharp - A small company helping small businesses
Wiser - Retail price intelligence, repricing automation, and analytics
PeerSpace - Book creative spaces that inspire
Nemo Power Tools - The world's first submersible electric drill
Anyguide - Simple software to grow your tour or activity business
Loop Commerce - Perfect Gifting
IndoorAtlas - Making Indoor Worlds Discoverable
Crossrider - Create Cross-Browser extensions in minutes (Acquired by Market.com, Dec 2012)
IFTTT - Put the internet to work for you
Chegg - The Student Hub (IPO NYSE:CHGG, Nov 2013)
3D3R Software Studio (Acquired by Chegg, Nov 2011)