Elad Eban is a machine learning researcher, tech lead and manager with seven years of experience bringing theory-driven ML research into production, currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area and working at Google. He combines rigorous academic training—a PhD and top honors in CS from The Hebrew University—with hands-on engineering, notably contributing to Google Research’s morph-net to optimize resource-constrained deep networks (adding Conv3D, ResizeBilinear, Conv2DTranspose support and refining cost/latency calculations). Elad thrives on fast-paced, creative teams solving open-ended, real-world problems and has entrepreneurial experience founding a consulting startup. Colleagues rely on him to bridge deep theory and pragmatic system design, turning research prototypes into deployable solutions. An interesting detail: he pairs strong publication-level research instincts with practical code-level improvements that materially reduce model latency and deployment cost.
7 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science and Computational Biology, 96.5, Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science and Computational Biology, 96.5 at The Hebrew University
Fast & Simple Resource-Constrained Learning of Deep Network Structure
Role in this project:
ML Engineer
Contributions:26 commits, 1 PR, 1 push in 1 year 2 months
Contributions summary:Elad primarily contributed to the `morph-net` repository by modifying and extending the codebase to support the structure of deep neural networks. They added new features like support for Conv3D and ResizeBilinear operations and incorporated Conv2DTranspose into the structure exporting process. They also refined existing code, improving the readability and consistency of the regularizer and its integration into the network. The user's work involves changes related to cost and latency calculations which are core to this machine learning project.
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