SNEEZZ
SNEEZZ began as an elite cross-border academic collaboration between the University of California, Berkeley and Reichman University, leveraging high-level research for real-world data applications.
SNEEZZ was an early pioneer in Federated Identity Intelligence and Deep Learning-driven Data Graphing. The platform was architected as a futuristic framework for large-scale data science, designed to autonomously ingest, map, and cross-reference disparate public data points into a unified, queryable intelligence layer.
Technical Highlights:
Neural Data Mapping: Developed proprietary deep learning technology to automate the discovery and connection of public data entities at a global scale.
High-Dimensional Graphing: Engineered the "Google for People" engine, a high-performance database infrastructure capable of retrieving complex relational data on individuals in real-time.
Applied Domain Frameworks: Built a versatile technological framework with direct applications in National Security, medical solutions, and advanced human resource analytics.
Foundational AI: Served as an early at-scale implementation of automated reasoning over unstructured public data, proving the commercial viability of AI-led information synthesis.
TEAM:
The SNEEZZ Leadership Team
Eitan Nahmias | Co-Founder & CEO
A veteran entrepreneur with 15+ years in the AI and data domain
Nahmias served as the visionary architect for SNEEZZ’s market entry, bridging the gap between high-level Automated Reasoning and real-world commercial applications in national security and HR analytics.
Hadar Tamarkin | Co-Founder
Brought critical domain expertise to the foundational "Google for People" engine.
Focused on the development of the framework’s Neural Data Mapping capabilities, enabling the autonomous connection of billions of disparate global data points.
Itay Lukach | Co-Founder & CMO
Orchestrated the strategic branding and narrative for SNEEZZ, positioning the platform as a disruptive force in the Deep Learning-driven Data Graphing market.
Successfully managed the global identity of the "Google for People" mission to supply public information with one-click accessibility.