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We are looking for an experienced and hands-on Lab Manager to lead Lab operations.

The Lab Manager will be responsible for the day-to-day operation, maintenance, expansion, and continuous improvement of the lab environment supporting roadmap projects.

This role requires a highly organized, hands-on individual who can manage lab facilities and infrastructure, bring up and maintain testing setups, manage equipment and inventory, coordinate procurement and vendors, and provide timely support to validation and engineering teams.

Key Responsibilities

Lab Facilities & Infrastructure
Own and manage all lab facilities, infrastructure, and day-to-day lab operations.
Build and expand new lab facilities to support current and future roadmap requirements.
Plan lab space, power, cooling, networking, safety, and equipment placement according to project requirements.
Ensure the lab is organized, safe, reliable, and ready to support engineering activities.
Equipment & Test Setup Management
Set up, bring up, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot lab equipment and hardware testing environments.
Manage servers, networking equipment, test instruments, power supplies, cooling systems, environmental chambers, and other infrastructure.
Maintain high lab availability and minimize downtime impacting schedules.
Procurement & Vendor Management
Identify equipment and infrastructure requirements based on project needs and roadmap plans.
Manage the procurement process for new lab equipment, tools, components, and consumables.
Work with suppliers and vendors to obtain quotations, evaluate options, coordinate deliveries, and resolve technical or service issues.
Evaluate equipment based on technical requirements, availability, performance, power consumption, space, and cost.
Inventory Management
Own and maintain accurate lab inventory, including test equipment, servers, cables, adapters, components, tools, and consumables.
Establish and maintain an effective system for equipment tracking, allocation, and lifecycle management.
Ensure required equipment and materials are available in advance of project execution.
Track equipment status, calibration, repairs, and end-of-life requirements.
Hands-on Lab Support.
Perform hands-on assembly, cabling, soldering, rework, and modification of hardware setups when required - advance.
Assist engineers with hardware bring-up, and lab infrastructure issues.
Troubleshoot electrical, and system-level lab issues.
Support the integration of new equipment and test setups into existing lab infrastructure.

Our New Product Introduction (NPI) team is growing, and we're looking for a highly motivated and diligent Manager for the Engineering Vendor Manager to join us. In this critical role, you'll be responsible for the engineering management of our most strategic and technologically advanced suppliers, ensuring the highest quality and reliability of components for our groundbreaking products. This is a high-visibility role requiring both tactical execution and strategic thinking in a fast-paced, high-volume production environment.


What you'll be doing:
Lead a team of engineers as part of the EVM team for assigned component categories: PCBs, liquid cooling systems, high-speed connectors, and optical components for switches.
Drive component readiness and maturity against program timelines and project gates.
Build and manage supplier capability roadmaps aligned with NPI standards and qualification milestones.
Prepare suppliers for automation ramp - both for capacity scaling and quality assurance.
Develop suppliers toward our NPI standards, including process audits, yield targets, and reliability requirements.
Collaborate closely with engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain teams to align component status with program schedules.
Monitor and manage component risk; escalate proactively and drive mitigation plans.
Manage detailed work across multiple concurrent programs in a dynamic, high-pressure environment.

We are looking for an electro-optics test engineer to join our growing Advanced Optics team in Herzliya. The Apple Camera Hardware Engineering group is responsible for the design, development, test, and qualification of camera hardware for Apple products; our team owns the end-to-end design, production, and testing of high-quality micro- and nano-optic components, including diffractive elements and metasurfaces. In this role you will own how we measure those components - developing new optical test setups, characterizing performance against design intent, and defining the metrology that carries a component from first prototype to mass production. The environment is collaborative and hands-on, spanning optical design, numerical simulation, precision measurement, and semiconductor fabrication.


Develop new optical test and metrology setups for metasurface and micro-optic components - from concept and prototyping through deployment on the bench and in the fab.
Operate and maintain new and existing test stations; build prototypes, fixtures, and measurement jigs.
Measure and analyze component performance, and correlate results to optical design and simulation and to product-level requirements.
Define methods, specifications, and acceptance criteria for both engineering builds and production.
Specify vendor test equipment and procedures; qualify vendor and in-line metrology; drive tool-to-tool and site-to-site correlation studies.
Support component bring-up, tolerance and robustness studies, and failure analysis.
Interface across design, process, product, and vendor teams to integrate components into our products.

We are looking for a Nitro System Manufacturing Integration Lead Engineer to be part of defining, shaping, and implementing manufacturing flows, test definitions, and card-to-server integration processes for Nitro-based platforms. This includes to be part of the manufacturing flow architecture, production test strategy, process stabilization, and yield optimization bridging system design intent with high-volume manufacturing execution.

Key job responsibilities
As a System Manufacturing Integration Lead Engineer, in the Nitro team, you will own the end-to-end manufacturing flows for accelerator card-to-server integration across manufacturing partner facilities driving the process from initial definition through stabilization into a scalable, high-yield mass production operation.

Key responsibilities include:
- Architect manufacturing flows - be part of the complete card-to-server integration sequence, including every process step, quality gate, and decision point from sub-assembly through system integration and tests.
- Define test strategy - be part of determining what to test, when, and at which station, covering card-level functional tests, post-integration validation, firmware provisioning, and first power-up diagnostics.
- Establish classification criteria - be part of determining pass/fail thresholds and test exit gates to maximize yield and minimize material waste.
- Drive process stabilization - work directly and on-site with manufacturing partners to implement, debug, and iterate on manufacturing flows from early builds through a locked, repeatable production process.
- Design alternative flows - develop parallel manufacturing paths to address real-world constraints such as component availability gaps, deferred card integration, and hub-based assembly models.
- Own process documentation & KPIs - maintain manufacturing flow baselines, drive process change control, and track yield, first-pass rate, cycle time, and defect Pareto.
- Lead cross-functional coordination - serve as the single point of ownership across hardware engineering, firmware, test/vetting, thermal, mechanical, and operations teams for Nitro-based accelerator servers built at scale.

We are looking for a highly experienced Quantum Control Systems Engineer (Application Validation Team) who embodies ambition and positivity. Someone who can passionately take ownership of their responsibilities, collaborating effectively with remote teams to not only meet but exceed our objectives and fulfill the evolving needs of our expanding customer base.
As a Quantum Control Systems Engineer on the Application Validation Team, you will be responsible for validating the software and hardware systems that drive quantum computing operations, ensuring that programs ranging from calibrations to error correction procedures perform as expected on all our quantum controller hardware. This includes designing, implementing, and testing scalable software and hardware frameworks across various qubit types, as well as developing tools that support the validation and execution of control software across different configurations and execution platforms.
Your role will also involve developing a robust software infrastructure that automates the validation process, integrates with real hardware systems, and supports continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) pipelines.
This is an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of quantum computing technology while ensuring the performance, reliability, and scalability of cutting-edge control systems.
Join us in this exciting journey to redefine the future of quantum computing.
Responsibilities:
Quantum Computing Routine Validation: Validate quantum computing programs on our quantum controllers, including calibration procedures, error correction routines, and other algorithms, ensuring they meet the required performance standards.
Scalable Routine Design: Design and implement scalable quantum routines in Qua and other quantum computing languages, optimizing various qubit types and quantum computing architectures.
Framework Development: Develop tools and frameworks that support validation, ensuring scalability and integration into our hardware and software development process.
Automated Testing and CI/CD Integration: Build and maintain automated testing systems, incorporating CI/CD processes to ensure seamless integration and validation of quantum control software on real hardware.
Data Analysis: Analyze measurement data from quantum controllers, using this data to improve implementations across the whole software stack.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with quantum physicists, customers software engineers, and hardware engineers to troubleshoot issues, refine quantum routines, and ensure the overall system's performance.