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Required Production Quality Engineer
About the team:
Quality team is responsible to foster quality and excellence in our products and processes across the entire company. MEQ team focuses on ensuring high customers' satisfaction through continuous improvement and implementation of automotive standards and best-practices such as ASPICE, IATF16949, ISO 9001, VDA/AIAG Core Tools and ISO26262, both internal and across the entire supply chain. In order to support MEQ objectives, The QMS & Production Quality team is looking for a Production Quality Engineer.
This role can be based at our offices in Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Haifa, or Jerusalem.
What will your job look like:
Define and implement production quality framework and workplan for our systems' NPI and serial production activities (from scratch)
Work closely with colleagues from other departments (PMs, development engineers, production engineers, management) and other organizations (suppliers and customers).
Work with contract manufacturers to analyze the production process, process capability, process capacity and measurement systems capability.
Assess and control the activities through performing VDA6.3 audits
Lead/Support 8D multi-disciplinary teams to investigate faults and failures
Lead and update PPAP folders for our systems
Identify opportunities for improvement and execute them.
Create relevant work items templates and coach the teams how to use them.
Assess KPIs of processes and activities and suggest corrective actions and improvement.
Represent production quality related issues with customers, suppliers and 3rd party organizations

We are looking for a Semiconductor Quality & Reliability (Q&R) Engineer with experience in yield analysis and semiconductor device physics. The role focuses on analyzing silicon data, identifying yield and reliability issues, and supporting root-cause investigations and continuous improvement.
What will your job look like:
Perform semiconductor yield analysis and identify yield-loss mechanisms, parametric trends, and outliers.
Analyze test, wafer, and silicon data to support quality and reliability investigations.
Apply device physics knowledge to understand electrical behavior, process variation, and potential failure mechanisms.
Support root-cause analysis and corrective actions for yield and reliability issues.
Collaborate with design, product, test, process, and manufacturing teams to improve product quality and yield.
Prepare technical analyses, reports, and recommendations based on silicon data.

We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Mechanical Test Engineer to join our testing team. The engineer will be responsible for performing mechanical, environmental, and reliability tests on various products and components, ensuring compliance with company and international standards.
The ideal candidate is hands-on, precise, and capable of operating test equipment, documenting results, and supporting product development and qualification processes.
What will your job look like?
Conduct mechanical tests including tensile, compression, drop, and impact testing.
Perform environmental tests such as temperature, humidity, and thermal shock.
Operate and maintain laboratory test equipment and monitoring systems.
Prepare test setups, fixtures, and instrumentation according to test procedures.
Record and analyze test data, generate test reports, and communicate results to engineers.
Ensure tests comply with relevant standards (e.g., MIL-STD, IEC, ISO).
Support failure analysis and root cause investigations.
Maintain laboratory cleanliness, organization, and safety compliance.
Assist in developing and improving test methods and documentation.

We are looking for a mid-to-senior Mechanical Engineer who takes bold concepts and engineers them into precision-manufactured reality. The role demands mastery of opto-mechanical design, rigorous FEM-based analysis, and deep collaboration with Manufacturing and Process Engineering, pioneering mechanical solutions for next-generation consumer devices from first principles to mass production.

The Mechanical Engineer works closely with Hardware Engineering, Product Design, Electrical Engineering, and Process Engineering teams, leading design and analysis efforts across the product development cycle.

Responsibilities
Pioneering opto-mechanical designs for precision assemblies, translating ambitious concepts and optical requirements into manufacturable solutions with exacting tolerances.
Owning mechanical integration of optical components, sensors, and PCBs - encompassing fit, alignment, tolerance stack-up, and assembly sequence definition.
Partnering with Manufacturing and Process Engineering from early design stages to ensure concepts are grounded in process capability and scalable to mass production.
Leading FEM analyses across thermal, static, dynamic, and drop-test scenarios for small form factor consumer devices, ensuring structural integrity and durability under real-world conditions.
Conducting failure analysis (FA) to identify root causes and drive corrective design actions to resolution.
Driving end-to-end prototype builds, R&D setups, jigs, and fixtures in close collaboration with Process Engineering.
Defining and executing design verification and validation plans, and translating results into concrete design improvements.
Defining GD&T and collaborating with manufacturing partners to validate producibility, dimensional compliance, and process yield.
Leading design reviews, identifying risks early, and driving cross-functional resolution of complex mechanical challenges.

We're looking for an Engineering Program Manager (EPM) to lead a multidisciplinary program that takes a new sensing technology from research to product. The program covers HW, sensing, mechanical engineering, FW, SW, and ML. You will turn early research into a roadmap that can ship, and keep the teams aligned around one goal: a new kind of interaction experience for our users.
This is not a typical execution role. You'll work closely with researchers and engineers while driving and supporting execution. You'll know when to give exploration room and when to push toward productization. You'll be fluent in both scientific uncertainty and product discipline.

You'll be the central point of coordination for a program that moves through research, feasibility, prototyping, and product development at the same time. Working with world-class scientists, engineers, and ML experts in Israel and the US, you'll define the plan, make technical risk visible, and help leadership make clear decisions when the path forward isn't obvious. Along with engineering leadership, you'll be the face of the program.

Responsibilities
Build and own the program roadmap, from research milestones and feasibility checkpoints through prototype builds and productization.
Turn open-ended research questions into structured plans with clear hypotheses, success criteria, and decision gates.
Summarize research results into clear, data-driven findings and recommendations for executive audiences.
Keep a collaborative, transparent culture that respects research rigor and product urgency equally.
Align cross-functional teams across HW, physics, optics, mechanical, FW, ML/algorithms, data collection, and user experience.
Manage dependencies between ML workstreams, data collection, and HW development so learning cycles stay fast.
Run prototype and development builds with engineering teams, operations partners, and suppliers.
Spot technical and organizational risks early, and present them as strategic choices with mitigation paths.
Keep a collaborative, transparent culture that respects research rigor and product urgency equally.
Improve program methods to fit the needs of a research-to-product program.