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Required System Engineer
Job Description Summary
The Systems Engineer has design responsibility to deliver customer workflow, feature functionality, product quality, reliability, serviceability, manufacturability, regulatory, compliance, and cost.
Activities include system conception, system analysis, requirements development, traceability and flow down, architecture/system design, FMEA, system integration, system optimization, developing/executing System Verification and Validation test procedures, and providing support to manufacturing and field issues.
Our Molecular Imaging in Israel is the largest diagnosis imaging development center in the world.
Our mission is to bridge the gaps between discovery, diagnosis and treatment with medical imaging innovations to help our customers deliver precise, personalized care through cutting-edge applications that change lives.
We do this through our powerful multidisciplinary team spans a broad variety of skills and capabilities - product managers, SW/HW/systems/mechanical engineers, physicists and clinical experts, sourcing, regulatory affairs, business leaders.
Responsibilities:
Duties include (but are not limited to):
Providing domain expertise to serve as the main integrator between all involved disciplines and functions to deliver the best quality product.
Working across functions and team boundaries to define, design, and implement the next generation of products, features and functionalities.
Working with customers, Marketing and field personnel to refine requirements which can be further developed by the engineering teams.
Developing methods to quantify subsystem interactions and their effects on image quality
Delivering and incorporating feedback results into new hardware, software and service specifications.
Decision making in cross-disciplinary and architectural aspects.
Apply expertise to help resolve urgent issues with current Molecular Imaging products.
Assist Program Manager in execution of projects within time and schedule.

Required Lead Clinical Applications Engineer
Job Description Summary
The Lead Clinical Applications Engineer is a role within R&D, focused primarily on new product introduction and continuous improvement of post-market Nuclear Medicine and/or PET-CT imaging systems and related software. The role provides clinical and application expertise to product and engineering teams, ensuring solutions meet clinical needs, deliver strong image quality and quantification, and perform reliably in real‑world use.
Working closely with R&D, system engineering, product management, service, and field teams and customers, this role translates clinical needs, customer feedback, and usage insights into practical system and software improvements, while supporting resolution of complex clinical and application‑related issues.
Job Description
Lead Clinical Applications Engineer
Key Responsibilities:
Serve as a clinical reference for Nuclear Medicine and PET-CT applications and workflows within R&D programs.
Support investigation of selected complex customer or field issues, translating findings into actionable inputs for product improvement.
Interface with product, software, algorithms, system engineering, hardware, UX, service, and field organizations as needed.
Translate clinical use cases and user needs into system and software requirements in collaboration with engineering teams.
Support design and validation of Nuclear Medicine and PET-CT applications, reconstruction methods, and workflow solutions.
Provide clinical input to decisions impacting image quality, quantification accuracy, dose, and user experience.
Participate in evaluation of AI‑enabled Nuclear Medicine and PET-CT, supporting clinical validation and performance claims.
Contribute to usability, clinical validation, and regulatory‑related documentation as required.

Required Verification Engineer
Job Description Summary
Responsible for running various verification activities on PET medical products that covers multi-disciplinary aspects from SW/HW, electronics, mechanics, physics, image quality and radiation - which is safety for users and monitored by a tag all the time.
Job Description:
Responsible for planning and implementing verification methodologies and ensuring proper fulfillment of system and sub-system requirements.
Responsible for reviewing various product designs, verifying its functionality in agile testing methods.
Responsible to determine the testing environments and tools.
Analyze and debug system failures and issue found during testing, while delivering detailed reports identifying these issues for further investigation.
Work closely with development teams
Non-hybrid, full-time position on site
Flexible on working hour, including 2-3 evening shifts (14:00-23:00) per week as needed
Working on global programs that required tight collaboration with global and Israel teams.

In this role, you will lead all mechanical aspects of the product in R&D projects, taking it from concept to full scale development while working with multidisciplinary teams that include system engineering, physics, electronics, software, project managers, and others. You will serve as a technical focal point for mechanical design decisions, balancing performance, manufacturability, reliability, and cost.

Your role:

Lead the mechanical design including 3D models, drawings, prototype manufacturing, and production transfer.

Provide solutions that optimize performance, service, manufacturability, and cost.

Perform required analysis, testing, troubleshooting, and documentation.

Work with local and global teams inside and outside Philips to answer design, service, and production challenges.

Own mechanical risk identification, mitigation plans, and design reviews.

Operate in a multidisciplinary environment under conflicting constraints of performance, reliability, cost, and development schedule.

We are seeking a Lead Systems Engineer to drive Point-of-Care Ultrasound systems engineering activities across the full product lifecycle.
Job Description
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and manage system-level requirements and specifications throughout product development
Drive system verification and validation activities, including end-to-end system testing
Act as the primary interface between Algorithm, Software, and Verification & Validation (V&V) teams
Lead product risk management activities in accordance with regulatory and quality standards
Drive resolution of complex technical issues to ensure project milestones and goals are met
Collaborate closely with Program Management to support scheduling, mitigate technical risks, and inform decision-making through sound engineering judgment.

We are seeking an experienced and self-driven Systems Engineering Functional Manager to lead our systems engineering team for our CT/AMI detection platform (DMS). This team is responsible for the full lifecycle of system-level development from systems design, requirements management, architecture design, execution of technical reviews, setting the integration plan to verification, validation, and regulatory compliance.

Your role:
Lead and mentor a multidisciplinary systems engineering team, fostering growth, collaboration, and technical excellence.
Provide strategic and hands-on technical guidance in the development of CT/AMI detection platforms.
Oversee engineering planning and execution to support complex project ensuring timelines and quality standards are met.
Resource assignment and prioritization including headcount and budget management.
Working across functions and team boundaries to define, design, and implement the next generation of products.
Decision making in cross-disciplinary and architectural aspects.
Drive continuous improvement in engineering and systems engineering processes and tools.
Support audits and regulatory inspections as a subject matter expert.
Represent DMS System Design in global engineering forums and initiatives.

we are an agile defense-tech startup tackling the most complex challenges in counter-drone and uncrewed defense. With hundreds of combat-proven systems deployed by the IDF and global partners, we are now engineering the next generation of C-UxS (Counter-Uncrewed Systems). We leverage advanced electronic warfare and kinetic measures to detect and neutralize hostile threats. If you want to push technological boundaries while safeguarding Israel and our allies, join us at this pivotal stage of our growth.
This is a unique opportunity to join a company at a pivotal growth stage and help shape its products, culture, and future.
We are looking for a Mechanical Design Team Leader to lead the mechanical engineering activities within our kinetic interception team, where we use racer drones for C-UAS interception. This is a hands-on leadership role at the heart of the practical R&D of our drones and their supporting platforms. The Team Leader will combine direct engineering contribution with technical mentoring, work planning, and responsibility for the quality and timely delivery of the team's mechanical designs.
Key Responsibilities
Lead, mentor, and develop the mechanical team (recruiting, onboarding, feedback), while planning work and allocating resources to match program milestones and priorities.
Drive the mechanical architecture and technical direction of autonomous racer drones, launchers, and platforms, remaining hands-on in design, prototyping, integration, and testing.
Lead design reviews (meeting performance, reliability, safety, cost) and establish strict engineering practices including CAD standards, GD&T, BOMs, ECOs, and PLM workflows.
Oversee the mechanical integration of electronics, harnesses, and electromechanical components; coordinate structural analysis, design validation, prototype builds, and translate test results into improvements.
Identify and mitigate technical/schedule risks, and collaborate closely with systems, software, manufacturing, suppliers, operations, and leadership.

This role is suitable for engineers in early stages of their career, with strong hands‑on orientation and willingness to grow into broader system responsibilities. The Mechanical Engineer is responsible for mechanical design and development of components & sub- assemblies within the complex detection systems for CT machines. You will progressively take full ownership of end‑to‑end mechanical deliverables, ensuring design quality and robustness throughout the entire product lifecycle. This includes responsibility from initial concept and preliminary design through critical design, prototyping, manufacturing transfer, and ongoing production support.

Your role:

Perform mechanical design - CAD models, drawings, prototype manufacturing, and production transfer

Perform mechanical calculations and analyses including hand calculations, tolerance analysis, and basic FEA

Perform testing, troubleshooting, and documenting of mechanical units/subsystems of small to medium scope

Prepare engineering documentation - specifications, drawings, test reports

Analyze and propose mechanical solutions to DMS subsystem challenges. Ability to evaluate & define the design correction - when needed

Under guidance of senior engineers and management, actively participate in system‑level design reviews and integration, contributing mechanical input.

abra professional services is seeking a talented Aeromechanical Engineer If you are looking for a meaningful technological journey filled with multidisciplinary challenges, come and be a part of our story. As an Aeromechanical Engineer, you will join our Aeromechanics Team within the Platform Development Division at the company’s Modi'in site. Key Responsibilities:
* Participate in the mechanical design of airborne structures, mechanisms, and aircraft systems.
* Drive end-to-end development and validation, from initial conceptual design through to mass production.
* Improve, optimize, and upgrade existing operational products.
* Oversee production accompaniment, environmental/flight testing, and the preparation of detailed engineering drawings.
* Author technical requirements, design specifications, and engineering reports.

we are an agile defense-tech startup tackling the most complex challenges in counter-drone and uncrewed defense. With hundreds of combat-proven systems deployed by the IDF and global partners, we are now engineering the next generation of C-UxS (Counter-Uncrewed Systems). We leverage advanced electronic warfare and kinetic measures to detect and neutralize hostile threats. If you want to push technological boundaries while safeguarding Israel and our allies, join us at this pivotal stage of our growth.
This is a unique opportunity to join a company at a pivotal growth stage and help shape its products, culture, and future.
DART is an autonomous counter-drone system: a standalone system and a radar-cued ground station launch small interceptor drones that acquire an airborne target with a thermal seeker and defeat it by direct impact. The interceptor is built on a COTS high-agility racer platform, with Betaflight closing the inner rate loop and a mission computer running perception and outer-loop guidance.
You will own the two disciplines that determine whether the interceptor actually hits: guidance and control law design, and the simulation environment used to develop, validate, and regression-test those laws before anything flies. This is a hands-on leadership role - you are expected to write and tune code, sit in front of flight logs, and stand in the field on test days, while also setting technical direction for a small team.
Key Responsibilities
Own outer-loop guidance (image-based thermal aim, pursuit/proportional-navigation, latency-compensated LOS, and throttle management) and manage end-to-end latency and stability budgets.
Implement and tune controllers (from PID/PI to adaptive/MPC), define flight controller interfaces (MSP/CRSF/SBUS injection), and govern the flight-mode state machine, failsafes, and safety envelope.
Deliver the 6-DOF simulation product (interceptor/target dynamics, thermal seeker), maintain SIL/HIL rigs for unmodified production code, validate models against flight data, and run automated regression suites and KPIs.
Lead and mentor the control and simulation team, set test-progression gates (sim to full-envelope flight), collaborate closely with Vision and Systems Engineering, and produce all required technical artifacts.