Our Impactful Projects
At TAMID Group UW, our members engage in a diverse range of hands-on experiences, contributing to real-world solutions and developing critical skills.
Tech Consulting Projects
Our tech consulting teams partner with Israeli startups to solve complex technical challenges. Projects focus on areas like product development, software architecture review, data analysis, and technology stack recommendations.
Project Duration: Typically one academic quarter (can be renewed)
Key Activities:
- Technical feasibility studies for new product features
- Evaluating and recommending optimal cloud solutions
- Developing prototypes or proof-of-concepts
- Analyzing user data to inform product iterations
- Competitive technology landscape analysis
Deliverables:
- Comprehensive technical reports and recommendations
- Architectural diagrams and data flow designs
- Code reviews and best practice guides
- Presentation to client with actionable technical insights
Examples of Projects:
- Optimizing backend infrastructure for a FinTech app
- Developing a machine learning model for a HealthTech startup
- Implementing a secure API for a blockchain-based platform
- Creating a comprehensive cybersecurity assessment for a SaaS company
Business Consulting Projects
Student-led teams work with Israeli startups or scale-ups on real business problems. Projects typically span product strategy, market research, competitive analysis, financial modeling, or go-to-market planning.
Project Duration: One academic quarter (renewable for multiple quarters)
Team Structure:
- Consultants: 4–6 members per team
- Project Manager: Usually a student with prior experience in the track
Deliverables:
- Final presentation to the client
- Mid-quarter progress check-in
- Optional written report or dashboard, depending on client need
Examples of Projects:
- Market entry strategy for a cybersecurity startup
- User acquisition analysis for a mobile app company
- Pitch deck overhaul for a pre-seed company
Fund Management
Student analysts manage a virtual stock portfolio, using long-term value investing strategies. Each analyst researches sectors or companies and presents pitches to the internal investment committee. The fund is educational and simulates a real investing environment.
Investment Strategy: Value-based equity analysis
Key Activities:
- Stock pitch presentations
- Fund performance tracking
- Weekly meetings for macro analysis and portfolio review
- Use of tools like Yahoo Finance, Excel models, and analyst reports
Team Structure:
- Analysts: 4–8 members per fund team
- Portfolio Manager: Usually a senior TAMID student overseeing quality control
Output:
- Buy/sell/hold recommendations
- Equity research reports
- Investment theses and risk assessments
National Case Competition
An annual event where teams from all chapters solve a business challenge posed by an Israeli company or investor. Winners often receive national recognition or prizes.
Skills Developed:
- Pitching
- Rapid problem solving
- Team collaboration