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Kira Radinsky

Кира Радинская

Kyiv-born Israeli computer scientist, co-founder of SalesPredict and Diagnostic Robotics

🇮🇱 Fame: Israel🇷🇺 Origin: USSR🔗 Connection: Lived under Russian or Soviet rule🗓 Kyiv to Israel, c. 1990, aged four🗣 Russian: Fluent
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Profile #504
ProfessionComputer scientist and entrepreneur
Russian originKyiv (Ukrainian SSR)USSR
ConnectionLived under Russian or Soviet rule
RussianFluent
CategoryScience & AcademiaTier B
Biography

Kira Radinsky — computer scientist and entrepreneur with roots in the USSR

Kira Radinsky (born 28 July 1986, Kyiv) is an Israeli computer scientist and entrepreneur. She studied computer science at the Technion (B.Sc., Ph.D.) and co-founded SalesPredict, acquired by eBay in 2016, where she became director of data science and chief scientist (2016–2019). In 2019 she co-founded the healthcare AI company Diagnostic Robotics. Her predictive-analytics research linked floods following droughts to later cholera outbreaks.

"Kyiv to Israel, c. 1990, aged four"

Migration story
Russian Connection

Tracing the roots — Kyiv (Ukrainian SSR)

Born in Kyiv, Ukrainian SSR, on 28 July 1986; moved to Israel with her mother at the age of four.

Born in Kyiv, Ukrainian SSR, 1986; emigrated to Israel as a small child.

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Kira Radinsky🇮🇱 Israel
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Origin
Kyiv (Ukrainian SSR)🇷🇺 USSR
Historical context
Soviet Union (USSR) · 1922–1991
Map of the Soviet Union (USSR)

Kyiv (Ukrainian SSR). At the time, this region was one of the fifteen republics of the Soviet Union.

Map: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA)
Key Achievements

A career defined by ambition

01
Predictive-analytics research linking floods after droughts to cholera outbreaks
02
Co-founded SalesPredict, acquired by eBay (2016)
03
Director of data science and chief scientist at eBay (2016–2019)
04
Co-founded Diagnostic Robotics (2019) — AI for healthcare
05
MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35 (2013)

"Data from the past can save lives in the future."

Kira Radinsky
Russian diasporaborn in Russia/USSRRussian Empire rootsRussian speaker
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