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We are looking for a physicist, electro-optical engineer, or computational-photonics researcher to join our growing Advanced Optics team in Herzliya. The Camera Hardware Engineering group is responsible for research, design, development, test, and qualification of camera hardware for our 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. The environment is collaborative and hands-on, fostering engineering excellence and creativity across the interdisciplinary boundary of optical design, numerical simulation, optimization, and semiconductor fabrication methods.

Drive all phases of development of high-performance micro-/nano-optic elements - from initial concept, through prototyping, to high-volume manufacturing.
Develop, validate, and extend in-house simulation and design tools.
Conduct optimization, verification and tolerance analysis studies.
Partner with vendors to develop and fine-tune fabrication processes.
Define optical testing strategies for both prototypes and high-volume manufacturing.
Interface across a broad range of teams and disciplines to integrate components into our products.

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 an Electro-Optical Engineer to join the 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 suh 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.