לוח משרות דרושים פיזיקאים משרה מלאה, לחיפוש זה נמצאו 48 משרות

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 seeking for a passionate and skilled Validation Engineer to join our core R&D team. As a Validation Engineer, you'll play a critical role in ensuring the quality, reliability, and performance of our state-of-the-art quantum control systems. You will design, develop, and execute validation plans for complex hardware-software systems, contributing directly to the advancement of quantum technologies.
This role is ideal for engineers with good programming skills, a strong technical culture, and a passion for working at the intersection of software, hardware, and quantum science.
Main Responsibilities:
Design and Implement Validation Methods: Design, implement and execute comprehensive validation test plans for our quantum control platforms and solutions
Automated Tests and Automation Frameworks: Contribute to the development of automated testing infrastructures to streamline validation processes and implement system tests based on the defined test plans
AI/ LLM Tools: Apply AI/LLM tools to accelerate test code generation and continuously improve the validation toolchain, driving measurable gains in engineering productivity
Data Analysis: Collect, interpret, and document data from system tests/experiments to assess system performance and identify areas for improvement
System Debugging & Troubleshooting: Identify, reproduce, and analyze issues across system components with other engineering teams
Collaborate Across Teams: Collaborate closely with R&D and product teams to define test coverage and quality acceptance criteria
Release & Quality Assurance Process: Participate in regression testing and CI/CD for new feature rollouts and product releases
Maintain and Improve Test Setups: Oversee the setup, calibration, and enhancement of test equipment and environments.

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.

We're seeking an exceptional experimental Physicist who combines deep quantum physics expertise with strong software engineering capabilities and interpersonal skills. In this role, you'll focus on developing and implementing automated calibration solutions for several quantum computing partners while also serving as a quantum solutions expert for our European customer base. You'll work at the intersection of quantum physics and software engineering, translating complex calibration requirements into robust automation frameworks. This position offers unprecedented exposure to diverse qubit types and quantum architectures, enabling you to create groundbreaking calibration solutions while helping customers implement quantum computing experiments. Prior hands on experience on calibrating Superconducting qubits and good understanding of the underlying physics is strongly encouraged.
Responsibilities:
Design and implement automated calibration frameworks for quantum computing systems
Collaborate with the strategic partner's team to optimize calibration workflows
Lead technical implementation and integration of our solutions for customers
Provide technical guidance on best practices for quantum control systems
Translate complex customer requirements into actionable technical solutions
Manage technical relationships with accounts throughout Europe
Contribute to customer education and training materials.

We are looking for an Applied AI Researcher to join our multidisciplinary Antibody team composed of computational biologists, mathematicians and protein designers. In this role, you will drive the development and application of advanced machine learning methods to design and optimize antibodies, contributing directly to cutting-edge therapeutic programs and to the evolution of Scalas computational platform.

Develop and apply cutting-edge AI/ML methods for antibody design, including generative modeling and protein language models

Design and implement algorithms for multi-objective optimization of antibodies (e.g., affinity, specificity, stability, developability)

Build tools to support iterative design cycles, combining computational predictions with experimental feedback

Collaborate closely with experimental and computational teams to translate models into impactful design outcomes

Stay current with advances in machine learning, structural biology, and AI-driven protein design

We are seeking a hands-on physicist to join the CTO/New Technologies group and drive the exploration, validation, and development of emerging metrology technologies. The role combines early-stage technology scouting, concept validation, optical experimentation, and development of novel measurement approaches.
As a New-Tech Physicist, you will lead and execute concept and feasibility studies, working both independently and in close collaboration with internal teams and external partners. In this role, you will play a key part in identifying, evaluating, and integrating emerging technologies that will shape our innovation roadmap and future product portfolio.
Responsibilities
What will you be doing:
Lead concept and feasibility studies for new technologies.
Design and build advanced optical laboratory setups.
Perform hands-on experiments, simulations, and data analysis.
Develop algorithms using Python and/or MATLAB.
Scout emerging technologies and industry needs.
Collaborate with internal and external partners.
Influence our technology roadmap.

We are looking for a highly capable and experienced Technology Director for leading a multidisciplinary technology team in our CTO organization. The team specializes in the development of future physical and mathematical modeling solutions of multiple technologies across all our divisions.
We develop metrology products for the semiconductor industry, allowing measurement of the device geometry (transistors, memory devices etc.) with sub-nanometer accuracy as well as material properties. The ever-shrinking dimensions of devices require a corresponding development of new and improved metrology technologies, which is the responsibility of the CTO group.
The successful candidate will play a key role in shaping the modeling solutions roadmap of future metrology products as well as facilitate cross-divisional technological activities. She/He is expected to lead and develop the team in accordance with the growing needs and challenges the company faces.
The position reports to the Corporate CTO and includes managing a team of 7 physicists and data scientists
The successful candidate will play a key role in shaping the modeling solutions roadmap of future metrology products as well as facilitate cross-divisional technological activities. She/He is expected to lead and develop the team in accordance with the growing needs and challenges the company faces
The position reports to the Corporate CTO and includes managing a team of 7 physicists and data scientists
Responsibilities:
Own and shape the roadmap for next-generation physical, mathematical, and AI-enabled modeling solutions that will power our future metrology platforms and support the companys long-term technology and product strategy.
Lead, inspire, and develop a high-caliber multidisciplinary team of physicists and data scientists, creating an environment of scientific depth, technical excellence, accountability, curiosity, and bold innovation.
Transform complex semiconductor device, materials, and process-control challenges into robust modeling capabilities that deliver sub-nanometer accuracy, deeper process insight, and measurable customer value.
Partner closely with technology, product, algorithms, hardware, applications, and divisional leadership teams to bridge advanced research with product execution and accelerate the transition from scientific concept to high-value metrology solution.
Initiate and lead strategic internal and external collaborations with customers, research partners, and technology groups to expand our modeling capabilities across dimensional, materials, chemical, and software-enabled metrology domains.
Scout, evaluate, and translate emerging scientific, semiconductor, AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing trends into practical technology directions that strengthen our competitive edge.
Build the teams technical capabilities, working methodologies, and talent pipeline to support our growth, global customer needs, and increasingly complex technology transitions in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
Serve as a senior technology leader within the Corporate CTO organization, influencing cross-company priorities, communicating complex ideas clearly, and helping us continue to see the unseen through breakthrough process-control innovation.

we are looking for a Experimental Physicist.
The position of an experimental physicist includes hands-on involvement in the development of our first-generation industrial machine. An experimental physicist is expected to be an experienced physicist who brings deep physical understanding, wide technological knowledge, enthusiasm, and commitment to the development process, working in tight collaboration with other development disciplines.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Gaining knowledge and understanding of the machine's inner workings and driving physical principles, attaining a holistic view of the casting process and the machine.
Detecting, characterizing, understanding, and solving unpredicted challenges.
Devising and implementing novel solutions.
Designing, performing, and analyzing on-tool experiments.

We are looking for some exceptional talent to join our R&D team as a System Engineer.
Your Day to Day:
Translation of Product Requirements to System Requirements
Definition of detailed requirements for sub-systems in a variety of domains (SW, Algo, HW, Electro-optics, Image sensor, Lasers, FW, mechanics, thermal)
Hands-on work with all groups in R&D, Product, PM, Quality, and Operations to ensure compliance with all system requirements
Plan and design system integration test scenarios and V&V process
Research and analysis of system limitations for coming up with the best-performing product
Lead risk management and DFMEA processes

We are looking for some exceptional talent to join our Innovation team as an Applied Physics & EO Researcher.
Your Day to Day:
Ownership of complex experimental systems and meeting challenging targets under tight deadlines
Lead and contribute to multidisciplinary research projects across advanced technologies and emerging domains
Design, execute, and analyze experiments, simulations, and proof-of-concept studies
Translate theoretical physics concepts into scalable, real-world applications
Collaborate closely with engineering, product, and cross-functional teams to drive innovation
Stay at the forefront of scientific and technological advancements and identify opportunities for integration
Present research findings clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders

We are looking for an exceptional Scientific Director, Physics to lead our Physics organization and help shape the scientific foundation behind our company's next generation of product innovation.
In this highly visible leadership role, you will lead a team of physicists working at the intersection of physics, biology, engineering, and clinical science to advance our Tumor Treating Fields (TTFields) technology. As a member of the Product Development Leadership Team, you will provide scientific direction, develop organizational capabilities, and help solve complex multidisciplinary challenges that drive innovation from early discovery through clinical application.
This role requires both scientific depth and leadership excellence. You will build and develop a high-performing team, foster a hypothesis-driven approach to scientific problem solving, and influence strategic decisions across Product Development, Preclinical Research, Medical Affairs, Regulatory, and Clinical teams.
Success in this role means building a world-class physics organization, strengthening scientific capabilities, driving meaningful innovation, and translating complex scientific questions into practical solutions that accelerate product development and improve outcomes for patients.
This is a full-time position based at our R&D center in Haifa, Israel, reporting to the Global Head of Product Development.
What you will do
Lead, mentor, and develop a team of 10-15 physicists focused on product innovation, biophysics, modeling, and experimental physics
Serve as a key member of the Product Development Leadership Team, providing scientific leadership across product innovation initiatives
Partner closely with Product Innovation, Preclinical Research, Clinical, Medical Affairs, Publications, and other cross-functional teams to solve multidisciplinary scientific and technical challenges
Define and advance the scientific and modeling framework that supports product innovation, translational research, and clinical development
Apply deep scientific expertise to guide multiple initiatives spanning device physics, biology, and clinical applications
Build new organizational capabilities by developing internal talent and leveraging external scientific expertise when needed
Promote and model a hypothesis-driven scientific approach to problem solving and decision-making
Support scientific publications, patent development, regulatory submissions, and external research collaborations
Deliver internal and external scientific training on the physics of Tumor Treating Fields (TTFields), as needed.

Develop the optimization and computational-geometry algorithms at the core of us: for researchers who love hard, non-convex problems.