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Required Solutions System Engineer
Description
As a Systems Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of integrating, testing, and fine-tuning complex, multi-sensor systems - for real-world aerospace and defense platforms. You'll own the technical side of our projects end to end, from system integration through live demos with our customers, leveraging your expertise to push the performance and capabilities of cutting-edge technology in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
What You'll Do:
Perform system integration and lead all technical aspects of the project, end to end
Perform system testing and validation to meet project requirements
Optimize system performance through analysis and troubleshooting
Provide technical support and guidance to production teams
Manage the lab and customer demos
Document system designs and processes for future reference.

We are seeking an experienced and hands-on Junior System Engineer to take overall technical ownership of an existing multidisciplinary system-from production and integration through ongoing product and customer support. you will lead engineering efforts to solve complex system-level issues manage engineering change orders (ECOs) and provide technical support to production lines and clients You will work cross-functionally with Hardware, Firmware, Software, Mechanical, QA, and Production teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Support system integration, testing, and troubleshooting activities in the laboratory and production environment.
Perform hands-on debugging and fault isolation across hardware, software, FPGA, and embedded subsystems.
Operate test equipment, including oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, power supplies, and Automated Test Equipment (ATE).
Own technical problems end to end: identify the issue, isolate the root cause, and drive a practical solution through to implementation and verification.
Support production activities, investigate technical issues, and assist in resolving mechanical electrical and SW issues.
Maintain and update technical documentation, including test procedures, test reports, interface documentation, ECO, maintenance, and work instructions.
Support customer interface by drafting responses to technical queries and failure reports and joining technical reviews.

We are seeking a Senior Systems Engineer for our System of Systems project, focused on developing innovative aerospace solutions. You will lead systems integration efforts and ensure seamless functionality across various systems.
Responsibilities:
Own the systems engineering of a complex System of Systems (SoS), maintaining the overall system-level view across multiple interconnected systems and subsystems.
Translate operational and customer needs into system architecture, clear and verifiable requirements, and system and interface specifications.
Define and manage interfaces and cross-system dependencies across radar, electro-optic, software and hardware teams.
Lead system integration, verification and validation activities, including system-level troubleshooting and resolution of technical issues, and participate in field integration and test campaigns (ground and live-fire test events).
Identify system risks, interface gaps and integration challenges early, and drive technical solutions with the relevant engineering teams.
Participate in and contribute to system design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR) and technical trade-off studies from a System of Systems perspective.
Serve as the technical focal point for system-level and cross-system topics, working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams and reporting key progress, risks and decisions to the Head of Systems Engineering.

Required Radar Systems Engineer
Description:
Join us as a Radar Systems Engineer where you will be at the forefront of designing, developing, and testing advanced radar systems for aerospace applications. Leverage your expertise to enhance the performance and capabilities of cutting-edge technology in a dynamic and innovative environment.
Responsibilities:
Design and develop radar systems for aerospace applications
Conduct system-level integration and testing of radar technologies
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance radar capabilities
Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues in radar systems
Prepare technical documentation and system specifications
Evaluate and implement new radar technologies and methodologies
Support system deployment and field testing.

Required EO System Engineer.

We are looking for an Electro-Optical Engineer to join the LYNX development team and lead hands-on research, characterization, testing, and integration of advanced electro-optical technologies into complex multidisciplinary systems.

The role combines practical lab work, system-level design, execution, and technological innovation. Role includes leading design and implementation of sensors, lenses, cameras, thermal systems, optical measurement, image quality, sensor accuracy, and integration with broader platform technologies.

As part of the LYNX team, the engineer will support component-level and system-level design, experimentation, integration, supplier technical discussions, test planning, documentation, and collaboration with mechanical, electronics, software, system engineering, and validation teams.



Responsibilities

Characterize, evaluate, and integrate electro-optical components such as sensors, lenses, cameras, compasses, thermal imaging modules, and related optical subsystems.
Plan, develop, and execute component-level and system-level experiments, including optical bench testing, optical measurements, and system integration activities.
Define and implement optical test methodologies for image quality, sensor accuracy, optical performance, environmental behavior, and system-level functionality.
Support the integration of new technologies into existing LYNX systems and future developments, including interfaces with IMU, GPS, laser range finders, compass modules, and additional platform sensors.
Work with suppliers and subcontractors on requirements definition, design reviews, performance evaluation, technical trade-offs, and issue resolution.
Write technical specifications, test plans, experiment reports, analysis summaries, and supporting engineering documentation and transfer to production processes.
Support system integration, troubleshooting, verification, validation, and field-testing activities.
Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams, including mechanics, electronics, software, system engineering, QA, and operations.

We are looking for a highly experienced System Engineer 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.
Join us in this exciting journey to redefine the future of quantum computing.
Location: Israel (3 days from the office, 2 days hybrid)
Main Responsibilities:
Feature Ownership (Architecture to Production):
Take ownership of features once system architecture is defined, driving implementation, integration, and validation through to release.
Serve as the accountable owner for assigned features post-release, triaging, reproducing, and resolving customer-reported issues, and looping in architecture only when root cause requires a design change.
System Integration & Technical Leadership:
Ensure proper operation and integration of all software components and their interfaces with logic and validation modules.
Investigate and resolve complex system-wide issues and bugs across multiple teams.
Cross-Team Collaboration:
Key stakeholder in defining interface contracts (APIs, protocols, timing/resource constraints) across software, hardware, and RF signal-chain boundaries.
Drive integration plans, dry runs, and troubleshooting for system-wide features.
Serve as the R&D point of contact for the Customer Support team, providing technical guidance and escalation support on customer-reported issues.
Quality & Execution Excellence:
Champion clean architecture, code reviews, automated testing, and CI/CD best practices.
Ensure documentation (design specs, interface definitions, runbooks) is complete and up to date.

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.

A leading provider of advanced inertial navigation systems for defense and international markets, is 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.
Reporting to Head of Space programs.
Full Time. Jerusalem

We are looking for a Systems Engineer to join the Integrated Metrology team, a multidisciplinary group of physicists and engineers working together to implement cutting-edge metrology technologies in the semiconductor industry from a unique and innovative perspective.
The role combines theoretical and experimental system engineering and provides the opportunity to work on advanced multidisciplinary optical measurement products throughout their lifecycle, from customer needs and early development stages through integration, product transfer to manufacturing, and support at customer sites.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Perform theoretical and experimental systems engineering to support state-of-the-art new and existing multidisciplinary optical measurement products.
Drive the full system lifecycle, from understanding customer needs through feasibility and concept evaluation, translating them into cross-disciplinary system requirements, while defining and managing system KPIs.
Conduct laboratory and on-site system diagnostics, troubleshooting, and problem-solving, including root-cause analysis, mitigation plans, implementation of robust system calibration methods, and product transfer to manufacturing.
Work closely with multiple disciplines, including physics, optics, algorithms, mechanics, electronics, and software.
Translate customers high-level requirements into detailed technical specifications.
Support system integration, validation, and product maturity throughout the development lifecycle.
Travel to customer sites worldwide approximately 2-3 times per year.

We are looking for a System Engineer Team Lead to lead our next generation system development.
In this role, the Project Lead will technically lead a complex multidisciplinary electro-optical system architecture. He will define and manage the required performance analysis, technical solutions, implementation methods, and field deployment to the customer's satisfaction.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Technical:
Design the system architecture/high-level design and technical requirements.
Serve as the system go-to person for all technical matters; a technical expert knowledgeable in system operation, performance, and troubleshooting. Act as the technical POC for system escalations and customer support.
Project Management:
Plan, monitor, and lead the project to ensure product delivery within required specifications, on time, and within the allocated budget (Gates, PMR).
Maintain a project risk management and mitigation plan.
Lead the development activities and technical reviews throughout the PLC (SRR, PDR, CDR, FDR) and other technical design reviews.
Assign project tasks, follow up, and align with development groups, service, and production.
Lead all aspects of the beta tool delivery.
Act as the key contact for inbound topics (matrix interface) and outbound topics with MKT.
Team:
Develop and grow team ownership and technical capabilities.
Provide technical guidance for System/Product engineers.

We are looking for a Systems Engineer to join the Integrated Metrology team, a multidisciplinary group of physicists and engineers working together to implement cutting-edge metrology technologies in the semiconductor industry from a unique and innovative perspective.
The role combines theoretical and experimental system engineering and provides the opportunity to work on advanced multidisciplinary optical measurement products throughout their lifecycle, from customer needs and early development stages through integration, product transfer to manufacturing, and support at customer sites.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Perform theoretical and experimental systems engineering to support state-of-the-art new and existing multidisciplinary optical measurement products.
Drive the full system lifecycle, from understanding customer needs through feasibility and concept evaluation, translating them into cross-disciplinary system requirements, while defining and managing system KPIs.
Conduct laboratory and on-site system diagnostics, troubleshooting, and problem-solving, including root-cause analysis, mitigation plans, implementation of robust system calibration methods, and product transfer to manufacturing.
Work closely with multiple disciplines, including physics, optics, algorithms, mechanics, electronics, and software.
Translate customers high-level requirements into detailed technical specifications.
Support system integration, validation, and product maturity throughout the development lifecycle.
Travel to customer sites worldwide approximately 2-3 times per year.

We are seeking an experienced and innovative R&D System Scientist to join the System Engineering Stand-Alone team within the Research & Development organization. In this role, you will become an integral part of a multidisciplinary team of physicists and engineers responsible for developing advanced metrology technologies, from early-stage research through product delivery.
The team develops cutting-edge metrology solutions for the semiconductor industry, combining expertise in physics, optics, mechanics, electronics, motion control, algorithms, and software. You will lead complex system investigations, transform customer and business requirements into technical solutions, and drive scientific innovation that directly impacts our next-generation products.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Perform theoretical and experimental systems engineering to support state-of-the-art new and existing multidisciplinary optical measurement products.
Define, lead, and oversee the implementation of innovative system solutions.
Collaborate with hardware, software, optics, and algorithm engineering teams to deliver multidisciplinary solutions.
Analyze complex datasets and perform advanced statistical evaluations to support product and technology development.
Investigate critical system behaviors, perform root-cause analysis, and establish robust mitigation and calibration methods.
Support product transfer to manufacturing, service, and production organizations while serving as a technical expert for complex challenges.
Translate customer needs and high-level requirements into detailed technical specifications and system designs.
Travel to customer sites worldwide as needed, approximately 2-3 times per year.

Every camera and sensing system we ship is used, every day, by hundreds of millions of people who simply expect it to work. Ensuring our systems are worthy of that expectation is this team's goal. We challenge products through the physical world to prove it, and to feed real-world evidence back into system design - measuring and analyzing the performance of multi-disciplinary optical sensing systems. This role is the analytical core of that work. You will define what we measure and why, mine large volumes of measurement data for the effect that actually matters, and take a question that has never been answered to a defensible answer. It is highly collaborative: you will work directly with module, optics, algorithm and system teams, and your conclusions will be the basis of their decisions. You will work alongside our lead system engineer as a peer, with problems allocated between you according to where the issue actually sits. We are looking for someone who genuinely enjoys digging into data until it gives up what it knows, and who wants to take that on with us.
Responsibilities
Own the characterization of system performance end to end - from risk and failure mode mapping through methodology definition, execution, analysis and reporting
Define metrics, testing & measurement methodology
Mine large data sets to separate isolate performance root causes
Correlate physical measurement to human perception - where the HW meets the user
Build the analysis capability the work requires - pipelines, tooling methods
Present and defend findings to module, optics, algorithm and system teams

Required Systems Integration Engineer
Why this role exists
On most aircraft programs, systems engineering keeps the weight, power, and safety budgets honest. There is a fourth budget - noise - and it is the one the company lives or dies by, flowed down through every interface, mount, harness, and duty cycle on the vehicle. This role exists because a roughly 4 acoustic advantage is an architecture claim until someone turns it into a closed set of vehicle-level requirements, traces every one to a subsystem owner, and walks the verification evidence onto the flight line.
What you'll own:
Own requirements flow-down from vehicle-level acoustic, performance, and safety targets to subsystem specifications under an ARP4754A-aligned development process.
Author and control interface definitions across structures, propulsion, avionics, and software - including the vibration, isolation, and acoustic constraints most ICDs never carry.
Build and maintain the vehicle requirements and verification database with full bidirectional traceability from stakeholder need to test evidence, and defend it in audits.
Plan and run integration campaigns on the systems bench and iron bird: power-on sequencing, interface checkout, fault injection, and end-to-end functional verification before anything flies.
Lead ground and flight test campaigns as the vehicle-level V&V owner - define test objectives, success criteria, and instrumentation requirements, then reconcile measured results against requirements line by line.
Chair cross-subsystem integration reviews and arbitrate trades where a decibel saved in one subsystem costs mass, power, or schedule in another.
Conduct safety assessment work - FHA, PSSA, FMEA, and fault trees per ARP4761 - jointly with subsystem leads, and track every derived requirement to closure.
Drive gated design reviews from SRR through test readiness with hard closure metrics: verification status, open interface items, and integration risk burn-down.