Summary
Mordechai Lehrer is a Principal Performance Engineer and technical lead at Red Hat with a long track record tuning front-end and back-end systems across banking, enterprise, cloud, mobile and virtualization platforms. He combines hands‑on debugging and profiling (CPU, memory, battery, GPU, network) with automation-first tooling and custom monitoring to deliver predictable capacity and faster user experience. Mordechai has driven performance efforts at HP and IBM, built capacity-sizing and execution frameworks, and led distributed test teams resolving high‑priority customer issues. Known as a web performance geek, he favors open source solutions and hates manual work—often automating repeatable performance diagnostics. Based in Israel since 2007, he brings both deep technical craft and a practical emphasis on measurable system reliability.
2 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
BS Computer Science, BS Computer Science at Tulane University