We are looking for a passionate and experienced System Architect to lead the definition and evolution of validation methodologies for complex multidisciplinary systems. In this role, you will combine deep system-level understanding with extensive validation expertise to drive platform validation strategies, identify technical risks, influence architectural decisions, and ensure the quality, robustness, and reliability of our products throughout the development lifecycle.
What will your job look like?
Develop a deep understanding of the system architecture and its implementation across all platform features and domains.
Define, own, and drive feature-level and platform-level validation strategies, leveraging positive, negative, boundary, fault-injection, robustness, integration, and architectural validation methodologies to ensure comprehensive system verification and risk mitigation.
Derive and define platform-level validation requirements, methodologies, coverage models, validation criteria, and acceptance criteria that complement and extend existing system requirements.
Identify validation gaps, testability challenges, architectural weaknesses, and technical risks early in the development lifecycle.
Review platform architecture and design decisions, providing validation-driven feedback to improve quality, reliability, robustness, and testability.
Influence architectural decisions through validation findings, root-cause investigations, technical analysis, and data-driven recommendations.
Lead root-cause analysis of complex system-level issues and drive resolution across multidisciplinary engineering teams.
Serve as the technical focal point for validation-related architectural discussions, methodologies, and best practices.
Collaborate closely with system architects, developers, and validation engineers to ensure validation considerations are integrated throughout the product development lifecycle.
Drive continuous improvement of validation methodologies, tools, processes, and coverage across the platform.

We are looking for a passionate and experienced System Validation Architect to lead the definition and evolution of validation methodologies for complex multidisciplinary systems. In this role, you will combine deep system-level understanding with extensive validation expertise to drive platform validation strategies, identify technical risks, influence architectural decisions, and ensure the quality, robustness, and reliability of our products throughout the development lifecycle.
What will your job look like?
Develop a deep understanding of the system architecture and its implementation across all platform features and domains.
Define, own, and drive feature-level and platform-level validation strategies, leveraging positive, negative, boundary, fault-injection, robustness, integration, and architectural validation methodologies to ensure comprehensive system verification and risk mitigation.
Derive and define platform-level validation requirements, methodologies, coverage models, validation criteria, and acceptance criteria that complement and extend existing system requirements.
Identify validation gaps, testability challenges, architectural weaknesses, and technical risks early in the development lifecycle.
Review platform architecture and design decisions, providing validation-driven feedback to improve quality, reliability, robustness, and testability.
Influence architectural decisions through validation findings, root-cause investigations, technical analysis, and data-driven recommendations.
Lead root-cause analysis of complex system-level issues and drive resolution across multidisciplinary engineering teams.
Serve as the technical focal point for validation-related architectural discussions, methodologies, and best practices.
Collaborate closely with system architects, developers, and validation engineers to ensure validation considerations are integrated throughout the product development lifecycle.
Drive continuous improvement of validation methodologies, tools, processes, and coverage across the platform.

We are looking for a Systems Engineer to lead the design and development of IMU & INS solutions.

This role is at the heart of our R&D organization, driving system architecture and end-to-end development of complex multidisciplinary products.


In this role you will -
Lead full lifecycle development of inertial navigation systems (IMU/INS) - from concept and requirements definition through architecture, design, integration, verification, and qualification.
Own system-level architecture, including performance budgets, error modeling, and trade-off analysis.
Drive multidisciplinary development across Hardware, Firmware, Software, Algorithms, Mechanics, and Production.
Define and manage system requirements, interfaces, and verification plans (V&V).
Lead integration activities, debugging, and root-cause analysis of complex system-level issues.
Analyze performance and test data (lab & field), including drift, noise, thermal & dynamics effects, and calibration behavior.
Support design reviews, documentation, and compliance with industry and military standards.
Contribute to cost estimation, risk analysis, and design-to-cost considerations.
Work closely with customers - from technical discussions to onsite integration and acceptance tests.

Full Time, Jerusalem.

Required System Integration Engineer
About the team:
The Data Collection (DC) group provides data for all our technologies. The group manages a global fleet of experimental vehicles equipped with our sensors, from single-camera systems to advanced surround systems, as well as ground-truth systems such as LiDAR, radar, and INS.
With teams in Israel, the US, and Europe, the DC group supports research and development by delivering diverse, high-quality datasets.
You will join the Data Collection Engineers team, a versatile and dynamic team responsible for managing the vehicle's experimental systems, analyzing collected data, and delivering it for further insights.
What will your job look like?
Install, configure and bring up HW & SW of sensors and vehicle subsystems on operational platforms.
Develop automation and AI-based tools to streamline workflows, reduce manual work, and improve engineering productivity.
Troubleshoot complex system issues, lead Root Cause Analysis (RCA), and implement corrective actions to improve reliability, performance, and readiness.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams throughout the development and validation lifecycle.
Lead field experiments to evaluate new hardware and sensor technologies and execute complex data collection scenarios.

We are looking for a Technical Manager for Space Programs to lead and execute technical management and system engineering activities for our multi‑discipline Fiber‑Optic Gyroscope (FOG) products developed for Space Applications.
This role ensures that system‑level requirements, architecture, integration, and verification processes are rigorously defined, implemented, and maintained throughout the product lifecycle.

In this role you will -
Develop and maintain system architecture, ensuring alignment with mission needs, environmental constraints, and product performance goals.
Define, document, and manage system requirements, including flow‑down to multidisciplinary engineering teams and full traceability.
Serve as the technical focal point for optics, electronics, mechanics, firmware, and algorithms teams, ensuring cohesive system performance, system verification and product compliance to Space segment.
Identify system‑level risks, support mitigation planning, and ensure compliance with relevant space standards and reliability requirements.
Participate in technical reviews, support customer discussions, and provide system‑level documentation and reporting.
Prepare and maintain system specifications, ICDs, verification matrices, and engineering reports.

Full Time.
Jerusalem.

Required Camera System Engineer
About the team:
We build camera-based ADAS and autonomous-driving systems with leading OEMs. This role is part of the Optical Path System Architecture and Integration team: the group that takes a new sensor integration from early requirements to a fully validated optical path.
As Camera System Engineer you will drive the full integration lifecycle of complex real-time embedded systems - bridging hardware platforms and software stacks from early requirements definition and platform bring-up through system-level validation and verification.
You will support pre-nomination and help close optical-path requirement gaps. Working closely with the Camera SW team and providing the pre-requisite they need for development and productization.
What will your job look like?
Define bring-up prerequisites and phases with architecture and program managers.
Support Bring up of optical path devices (Sensor, Serializer, Deserializer).
Review and contribute to Hardware-Software Interface specifications (register maps, memory maps, interrupts, boot sequences)
Support pre-nomination requirement definition, including customer-facing meetings when needed.
Support architecture with optical path feature requirements and sensors bring up requirements.
Support SW/HW integration test strategy including HIL setups and CI automated regression.
Deep co-debugging using Saleae, logic analyzers, and oscilloscopes; root cause analysis across hardware errata, timing, and firmware issues.

The Operating System Team is looking for a highly talented Embedded SW Integration Engineer with a passion for operating systems and Linux in specific.
The team is developing the Boot and Operating System SW for our autonomous vehicle and smart advanced driver assist platforms.
What will your job look like?
Hands-on debugging and testing of OS and related components (Boot, HW initialization, Device drivers, Linux Kernel, User space libraries and tools & automated tests in python).
Deep understanding of the involved OS/Boot components and their integration with other SW/HW modules involving testing automation and system level validation.
Closely work with members of the Boot and OS development teams to integrate, test and automate new features, components and systems.
Release & feature management in a multi-project and multi-disciplinary environment while managing CI systems for testing coverage.

Our Autonomous Driving group is looking for a system integration engineer to join our growing team!
You will play a key role in designing and developing AV platforms, and should be comfortable with defining complex system architectures and hands-on bring-up, debug, and prototyping.
The system integration team ensures fast & successful enablement of our AV platforms, from design phase to product launch, while collaborating with internal & external stakeholders. We're looking for a strong, hands-on, System Integration Engineer who is passionately motivated by challenges and excels in troubleshooting complex problems.
What will your job look like?
Accompany the product development from the early design stages (block diagram, schematics, layout, SI/PI/TA simulations), reviewing and approving the hardware design, towards the board bring-up and approval.
Collaborate with multi-discipliner (HW/SW/System) development teams, in order to ensure the product success prior customer delivery.
Responsibility for providing quick and professional analysis and troubleshooting of advanced issues.
Have the opportunity to work on innovation, including initiating and developing tools to enhance the team's work efficiency.