Biography

Noam
Geva

Designer — Entrepreneur — Composer

25+
years experience
225k
patients reached
Berlin
based in

Noam Geva is a designer, entrepreneur, and product expert with over 25 years of experience building groundbreaking digital experiences. Based in Berlin, he now creates narrative-driven instrumental music — utilizing unique ethnic string instruments to bridge the gap between structured design and sonic storytelling.

Health Tech

2018 — Present

Founder & VP of Product

Leal Health

  • Led the creation of an AI-powered platform supporting over 225,000 cancer patients.

  • Defined product vision and UX strategy from the ground up.

  • Collaborated with Pfizer and Eli Lilly to translate complex clinical data into intuitive, human-centered digital experiences.

Product Design

2015 — 2018

Head of Product Design

Wix.com

  • Led design and product definition for internal HR and recruiting applications.

  • Scaled hiring operations through modular UX patterns.

  • Brought the Wix design language into enterprise-level tooling.

Digital Innovation

2000 — 2010

Head of Product Design

Noga Communications & CoolVision

  • Served as Head of Product Design for Israel's The Children's Channel.

  • Pioneered interactive media — fused live TV broadcasts with digital communities.

  • Managed platforms with hundreds of thousands of active users before modern social media.

Education

1996 — 2000

Graphic Design

Wizo College

  • A deep foundation in graphic design that evolved into over two decades of product leadership, UX strategy, and digital experience design.

Current Focus

2023 — Present

Instrumental Storytelling, Berlin

After years of leading multi-disciplinary teams and bridging AI with human-centered design, Noam applies his production precision to music. Operating from his studio in Berlin, he creates instrumental music characterised by strong narrative structure.

His work features rare ethnic instruments — most notably the Bulbul Tarang and the 6-string Bouzouki. By stripping away artistic jargon in favour of execution and structure, Noam translates the complexity of his tech background into a specific, evocative sound.

The result: "movies for the ears" — traditional strings shaped by modern production thinking.