Ram Lavy

Ram Lavy has a diverse work experience. In 2016, they served in the Israel Defense Forces as a combat commander, where they underwent extensive training and later became a class commander at the Golani School of Combat Base. Ram also served as a commander in the head command link of the battalion commander. In 2018, Ram joined the Israeli Military Intelligence as an intelligence officer, where they gained experience in various roles, including serving as the vice head of intelligence in the 188 tank brigade. In 2020, Ram worked as a U16 Video & Data Analyst for Hapoel Petah Tikva F.C. and later as a Personal Football Development Analyst for R.L Football Analyst. In 2021, they became the Head of Analysis U19 for Maccabi Netanya FC and an Individual Football Analyst. Since 2022, Ram has been working as a Support Engineer at Wochit.

Ram Lavy's education history includes the following:

- From 2019 to 2020, Ram attended a program in Football Performance Analysis but did not obtain a degree or specialize in a specific field of study.

- From 2012 to 2015, Ram attended Ami Asaf High School but did not obtain a degree or specialize in a specific field of study.

- Ram later attended The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Data Science. The start and end years for this education are not provided.

In addition, Ram has obtained various certifications in football performance analysis and technical scouting. These certifications include:

- Football Performance Analysis certification from Sport Panel Academy, obtained in December 2019.

- Level 1 Performance Analysis certification from the Professional Football Scouts Association (PFSA).

- Level 1 Technical Scouting certification from the Professional Football Scouts Association (PFSA).

- Level 2 Performance Analysis certification from the Professional Football Scouts Association (PFSA).

- Level 2 Technical Scouting certification from the Professional Football Scouts Association (PFSA).

It is important to note that the obtained months and years for some certifications are not provided.