Tamir Borensztajn

About Tamir Borensztajn

I’m the founder of WyderNet, an intelligence layer for academic knowledge delivery. WyderNet enables institutions to context-aware match and deliver trusted scholarly content directly into courses and research workflows by understanding what students and researchers are actively working on and surfacing relevant resources at the moment of need.After years in the scholarly information ecosystem, I saw a persistent gap. Institutions invest heavily in content and expert curation, yet many systems remain built around static pages and manual publishing. This makes it difficult to contextually align resources with real coursework and research at scale, or to measure their impact in practice. WyderNet addresses this by enabling proactive, context-aware matching and delivery of curated scholarly resources, extending expert judgment without increasing manual effort.Libraries play a foundational role in this shift, anchoring trust, quality, and governance as learning and research increasingly move through AI-mediated interfaces. I’m currently building WyderNet with academic libraries and higher education institutions as we bring the product to market, focused on scalable delivery, workflow alignment, institutional impact, and responsible AI adoption. I’m always open to conversations with librarians, educators, technologists, and investors thinking seriously about the future of learning and research.

Experience

1. Founder

   Wydernet

   Nov 2025 — Present · Boston, MA, US

   Founder of WyderNet, an AI-powered intelligence layer for academic knowledge delivery- Leading go-to-market strategy, including positioning, early sales conversations, partnerships, and customer development- Driving product development from concept through prototype and early adoption, working closely with design partners- Building tools that match and deliver trusted scholarly content into courses and research workflows based on academic context- Collaborating with academic libraries and higher education institutions to validate use cases, workflows, and institutional impact- Focused on amplifying librarian expertise, reducing manual curation effort, and improving measurable engagement with scholarly resources

Education

• The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

  MA, Contemporary Jewry

  2001 — 2003

• Simmons University

  MLIS, Library and Information Science

• The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

  BA, Political Science

Skills

• Product Marketing
• Prototype
• Salesforce.com
• Xcode
• Marketing Strategy
• Captivate
• Saas
• Business Strategy
• Photoshop
• Go-to-Market Strategy
• Mobile Applications
• Joomla
• Atlassian Jira
• Marketing
• Management
• Wire Framing
• Strategy
• Marketing Communications
• Illustrator
• Sharepoint
• New Business Development
• Indesign
• Github
• Content Management
• Writing