From 1983 to 1986, he was the CFO of a tourism company, and went on to serve as an economic advisor directly to Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir[2] and was appointed to be the Director General of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.
He was appointed the Deputy General of the Ministry of Finance in 1997, replacing David Brodet [he] after his retirement[5] but resigned eleven months into his role.
[7] Since 2005, he has led a committee on the implementation of the Gavison-Medan Covenant, a doctrine in Israel which proposes to maintain its status as a Jewish state while not engaging in religious coersion.
[10] In 2002, he served as chairman of a committee appointed by Amir Peretz to audit the sale of Shikun & Binui to Arison Investments following claims that it had been sold for 1/2 of its total value.
[12] Taking his first major stint in the private sector he served as Deputy CEO for the holding organization of Yedioth Ahronoth, and was its representative for Hot Telecommunications, as well in Reshet's bid for Channel 2.