Shalev Roda is a software engineer with six years of experience building low-level and cloud-native systems, currently working at Parter after a senior engineering stint at Epsagon. He combines deep systems expertise—C/C++, assembly, Windows internals, injection and hooking techniques—with modern Python-based observability and test automation. At Cyberbit and a stealth startup he focused on security-sensitive tooling and telemetry, and he contributed meaningful tests and metric instrumentation to the widely used OpenTelemetry Python contrib project to ensure correct uninstrumentation behavior across popular libraries. Based in the Tel-Aviv District, he pairs hands-on engineering with security research instincts and ongoing academic pursuit in computer science at the Open University of Israel. Practical, detail-oriented, and observability-minded, he brings a rare mix of low-level systems craft and cloud telemetry experience.
6 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Software Engineering, Computer Software Engineering at Ben Gurion High School, Ness Ziona
Computer Software Engineering, Computer Software Engineering at ORT Colleges
computer science, computer science at The Open University of Israel
Contributions:253 reviews, 10 commits, 60 PRs in 1 month
Contributions summary:Shalev primarily contributed by adding "uninstrument" tests for various instrumentation modules within the OpenTelemetry Python contrib repository. These tests verify the correct behavior of the instrumentation by ensuring that spans are *not* created after uninstrumenting. The user added tests for popular libraries and frameworks, including SQLAlchemy, boto, AWS Lambda, remoulade, boto3sqs, Django, and starlette, demonstrating a focus on ensuring the correctness of OpenTelemetry integration. Further work included adding metric instrumentation for urllib.
Contributions:188 pushes, 25 branches in 1 year 3 months
instrumentationpythontracingpython-modulesotel
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