Eytan Israel

Eytan is an enthusiastic engineer passionate about using his skills to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. After spending summers working at Yachad's inclusive camps, he was inspired to build the Accessible Ukulele—a device that enables individuals with limited motor or cognitive abilities to play music. At Yale, he joined E-Nable and helped grow it into a TOM Club focused on designing open-source assistive tech. Eytan thrives at the intersection of engineering and inclusion and loves hiking, traveling, and spending time on or near the water.