From Systems to Self-Control: Why I Joined TIKKUN

For years, I worked at the systems level—validating hardware at Intel, optimizing lab operations, integrating tools that powered the world's most advanced chips. It was about precision, structure, and performance. But lately, I've been thinking about a different kind of system: the human one.

Today, distraction is the bottleneck. We've engineered complexity into our lives, but not control. TIKKUN is my response to that—an effort to bring structure and clarity to something even more important than silicon: attention.

At TIKKUN, I focus on the data and systems that power our behavior-focused tools. It's not about more dashboards—it's about signal over noise. My goal is to help people reclaim their time by making distraction visible and intentionality effortless.

The shift from post-silicon validation to personal focus might seem like a leap, but to me, it's the same mission: building systems that work—quietly, reliably, and for the people they serve.