I'm Shimi Marom, founder of SamsonIT. I spent my career helping big enterprises move and rebuild on the cloud, most recently at AWS. I do that work at a different scale now, for the congregations, schools, and small businesses that never had a migration team in the first place.
For years my job was helping large enterprises modernize: move to the cloud, retire the clunky systems, automate the work no one should be doing by hand. The technology was genuinely good. The problem was who got to use it. A global company could afford the project. The congregation, the early childhood program, the family business running on spreadsheets and one volunteer who knows how everything works, they never could, even though they needed it more.
I left AWS to close that gap. SamsonIT brings that same enterprise-grade automation to the organizations the big vendors overlook, in plain language, on the tools they already use. It is also the home of LAura, an AI email assistant I built for professionals who cannot compromise on confidentiality: encrypted, privacy-first, and built to earn trust.
I didn't come to this from a marketing deck. I came from writing software, running logistics in the army, and spending most of my career helping big companies fix how they operate.
AI automation and IT for small and mid-size businesses, and the home of LAura, our privacy-first AI email assistant.
Helped enterprises move and rebuild the systems their business runs on in the cloud.
Led cloud migration work for big, complicated organizations.
Six years building and running a cloud practice, from first business development to full go-to-market strategy.
Moved from hands-on engineering into customer success and business development across the software portfolio. This is also when I moved from Israel to Chicago.
Where it started. I was the one writing the software, not selling it.
Two years in a high-stakes, detail-obsessed environment where the margin for error was zero.
I started out writing the software, not selling it. I still care how a thing is actually built, so what I set up keeps working long after I hand it over.
The same migration and automation playbooks I used with global companies, scaled down to fit a team of five and a real budget.
I build on your own accounts, privacy and security first, nothing resold. It is the same standard behind LAura, and it matters for the sensitive work I take on.
I grew up in Israel, served in the army in a technology and logistics unit, and spent two years with our mission to the United Nations in New York before building a career in tech and putting down roots on Chicago's North Shore. These days, beyond SamsonIT, I serve as President of the Board at Moriah Congregation in Deerfield, and I co-founded IDFence, a security consulting and training practice. Different chapters, same thread: take something people rely on, make it run better, and be someone they can count on.
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