Kim Boher, MBA Email & Phone Number

Kim Boher, MBA is a Co-Founder, CTO & CEO at Stealth AI Startup based in United States, North America. I’m an AI systems builder and startup founder with cross-domain expertise in applied machine learning, LLM infrastructure, ML Ops, and full-stack development—combined with over a decade of experience in finance and marketing. I specialize in building end-to-end, full-stack AI-driven systems and applications deployed across government, financial institutions, startups, and SMBs. I’m currently open to roles where I can drive innovation—whether in AI architecture, product strategy, CTO/founding positions, or VC and advisory work. I also consult, speak at tech events, and write about AI, ML, LLM systems, agentic architectures, ML Ops, and LLM Ops. My background includes: Building tools adopted across government and financial institutions, including the Israel Securities Authority, mutual funds, and pension funds Founding multiple AI ventures, including a DeepTech 3D reconstruction engine for AR/VR, accepted into NVIDIA Inception, Microsoft for Startups, AWS Activate, and a government accelerator Creating systems for business automation, LLM-powered analytics, voice-based assistants, and revenue-focused AI infrastructure Serving as a fractional CTO, AI product consultant, and technical advisor to early-stage startups Working in mutual funds, pension funds, and global real estate investments across the US and Europe—analyzing equity and real estate assets, evaluating investment opportunities, managing portfolios, and implementing tax and compliance strategies Delivering full-stack solutions for clients that drove measurable revenue growth—including web platforms, analytics infrastructure, marketing automation, chatbots, PPC campaigns, and decision-support tools I’ve participated in major tech conferences, hackathons, and accelerator programs. I also write and speak about applied machine learning, agentic systems, MLOps, LLMOps, voice-based AI assistants, and real-world AI use cases—often sharing technical breakdowns of systems I’ve built or am actively developing.