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Lilah Inzelberg Yifa has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Lilah currently works at X, the moonshot factory, where they hold the positions of Moonshot Taker, Entrepreneur in Residence, and Project Lead. Prior to this, they co-founded X-trodes in 2019 and served as a Data Scientist, responsible for data infrastructure, databases, cloud requirements, and analytics. Lilah specialized in human-derived signal processing and achieved success in pitch competitions.

Before X-trodes, Lilah worked at Tel Aviv University from 2014 to 2019, where they served as an experienced computational Neuroscience Ph.D. researcher specializing in wearables' signal processing. Lilah'smain projects involved identifying facial muscle activation and classifying bioelectrical activation patterns. Additionally, they served as a laboratory instructor, teaching assistant, and tutor for bio-engineering students during their final B.Sc. projects. Lilah also worked as a teaching assistant during their time at the university.

Prior to their university position, Lilah worked at The Center for Educational Technology as a Mathematics Tutor, teaching high school students in low socioeconomic communities via virtual classes. Lilah was responsible for building lesson plans and examinations.

Lilah also had research assistant roles at Ornim Medical and Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, where they analyzed statistics and managed a patient information database related to Parkinson's Disease.

Lilah Inzelberg Yifa began their education at Tel Aviv University in 2005, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Mathematics and Statistics until 2008. Lilah then continued their studies at Tel Aviv University from 2010 to 2014, obtaining a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Bio-Medical Engineering. Following this, Lilah pursued a higher level of education and enrolled in a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at Tel Aviv University in 2014. Lilah focused their studies on Computational Neuroscience and successfully completed their PhD in 2019.