What is your career story?
KomodorVictoria Oiknine, Director of Revenue Marketing at Komodor in Tel Aviv, shares her inspiring journey of embracing new challenges and cultures. After three years at White Source, she sought a smaller, more intimate environment where she could make a significant impact, leading her to join Komodor as employee number 15. Victoria highlights the close-knit, family-like atmosphere of the team and the thrilling growth she has witnessed, affirming her decision as one of the best she could have made. Her story reflects a passion for staying within the DevOps and developer space, where she continues to thrive and contribute meaningfully.
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So yeah, 10 years ago, I came to Israel hoping to live the dream, you know, like every good new Olechadash. And it's been really exciting, definitely, you know, there's a big cultural gap in the beginning. You need to get used to a whole new type of people to deal with, new kind of religion, new kind of, you know, mentality and mindset. But I think that's what makes it super exciting. So essentially, I came here to study at the IDC. And then I started my career in high-tech, so I was initially at White Source when I started my first job in marketing. It was really exciting. It was the first time, you know, that I was exposed both to marketing and to a whole new industry that I wasn't familiar with at all. It was really working with DevOps and security folks and developers, something that, you know, I could have never thought of even beforehand or even experience. So, after three amazing years at White Source, I decided it was time to move on . I knew I wanted something small, intimate, where I would feel like I would have a really big impact. And most of all, I wanted to make sure I would stay in the DevOps and developer space. And this is why I chose Commodore. I was employing number 15 when I joined. It was absolutely amazing, you know. You know, everything that everyone is doing, we're all together. It's like a little family. And the best part is really seeing how it's been growing tremendously over the past few months. And I couldn't have made a better choice.
