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What does Eli Gur do?
He advises technology boards and founders on product vision, product strategy and the move from a tech-led to a product-led operating model, and he builds AI products himself. He holds a maximum of two advisory seats and one consulting engagement at a time.
What has Eli Gur shipped?
Two products in production: AgenTeam, a 43-agent AI orchestration platform, and Signatura, an AI career companion with 600+ organic users at 65% conversion and 280+ tailored CVs. Earlier: a hardware/software platform at Elsight validated at 300 units and certified for 10,000+ unit runs, and a dormant platform at Harman revived from 1 to 15 automotive OEM clients across 100,000+ vehicles.
What industries has Eli Gur worked in?
SaaS, cybersecurity, autonomous systems and AI, plus automotive through Harman and hardware manufacturing through Elsight. His early career was firmware — he was a Firmware Architect at Intel, and also worked at PMC-Sierra, Seraphim Optronics and Rafael.
Where is Eli Gur based?
Israel. He works in English and Hebrew, with companies in Israel, the United States and Europe.
How do you engage Eli Gur?
Advisory seats run as a monthly board or leadership session with bounded asynchronous access between sessions. Consulting engagements are fixed-scope, typically four weeks to one quarter, with a written deliverable agreed before the work starts. Terms are agreed directly through the contact page.