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Based in Jerusalem, you will contribute to our urban railway and LRT projects in the city, as well as future transportation projects in Israel. You will lead the OCS/OHLE engineering scope and site construction supervision, provide high-level expertise and oversee the design and implementation of OCS/OHLE systems on the LRT Blue Line.
Reporting to the Technical Manager and Project Manager, your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
Providing expert knowledge of Overhead Contact System (OCS) design principles in accordance with applicable international standards, incorporating lessons learned and industry best practices to support Engineering Monitoring and Consultancy (EMC) services.
Reviewing detailed design documentation, calculation notes, manufacturers submissions, and equipment approval processes prepared by the Design & Build (D&B) Contractor to ensure compliance with tender specifications, international standards, and state-of-the-art OCS/OHLE solutions.
Preparing Design Review Sheets (DRS) for submitted design documents.
Reviewing OCS designs (including foundations, poles, anchoring systems, calculation notes, contact wire leveling, tensioning systems, earthing and bonding, lightning protection, voltage-triggering devices, etc.) for both at-grade and underground tunnel sections, and recommending improvements.
Providing ongoing technical support to the clients engineering team regarding project activities.
Preparing technical queries and requests to contractors related to design, procurement, installation, testing, and commissioning-particularly at interface points with the J-Net project (existing Red Line and new Green Line).
Participating in and coordinating weekly meetings on OCS/OHLE activities, including design reviews, system integration, interface management with the existing J-Net project, and site testing supervision, involving all stakeholders (State authorities, designers, and project company).
Coordinating with other discipline experts (civil works, track, power supply, etc.) as required.
Monitoring and reporting progress to the Technical Manager and participating in regular progress review meetings.
Reviewing preliminary OCS designs for planned extensions of the Jerusalem tramway network.
Conducting site supervision visits to assess, monitor, and report on construction activities, identifying deficiencies and ensuring corrective actions are implemented by the contractor.
Representing the OCS/OHLE discipline in meetings with the client, contractors, and stakeholders as required.

We are looking for a highly experienced Senior Thermal Engineer to join our Architecture engineering team and take a key role in the development of next-generation SoCs, ECUs, and high-performance compute platforms for autonomous driving systems.
The position combines SoC/package thermal development, ECU cooling architecture, thermal simulation, characterization, validation, and vehicle-level thermal integration, working across multiple next-generation programs from early concept through qualification and production.
Please note: This position is also relevant for our other sites in Haifa, Petah Tikva, and Jerusalem.
What will your job look like?
Work on thermal development of next-generation SoCs and air/liquid-cooled ECU platforms, covering product requirements, thermal architecture, design, simulation, characterization, testing and qualification.
Perform detailed thermal performance assessment and CFD analysis of next-generation SoC/package designs, including die/package temperature distribution, heat spreading, thermal interfaces, material and stack-up optimization, and thermal resistance evaluation
Develop and evaluate advanced cooling solutions, including air cooling, liquid cooling, heat pipes, and advanced heat-spreading technologies.
Support vehicle-level cooling architecture and ECU integration for next-generation autonomous driving and Robotaxi platforms.
Define cooling requirements including coolant temperature, flow rate, pressure drop, thermal interfaces, and system thermal margins.
Correlate simulation results with laboratory and product measurements, drive thermal optimization and troubleshooting throughout development and qualification.
Work closely with silicon Arch, package, HW, mechanical, electrical, validation, suppliers, Tier-1s and OEM customers.

We are looking for a highly experienced Senior Thermal Engineer to join our Architecture engineering team and take a key role in the development of next-generation SoCs, ECUs, and high-performance compute platforms for autonomous driving systems.
The position combines SoC/package thermal development, ECU cooling architecture, thermal simulation, characterization, validation, and vehicle-level thermal integration, working across multiple next-generation programs from early concept through qualification and production.
Please note: This position is also relevant for our other sites in Haifa, Petah Tikva, and Jerusalem.
What will your job look like?
Work on thermal development of next-generation SoCs and air/liquid-cooled ECU platforms, covering product requirements, thermal architecture, design, simulation, characterization, testing and qualification.
Perform detailed thermal performance assessment and CFD analysis of next-generation SoC/package designs, including die/package temperature distribution, heat spreading, thermal interfaces, material and stack-up optimization, and thermal resistance evaluation
Develop and evaluate advanced cooling solutions, including air cooling, liquid cooling, heat pipes, and advanced heat-spreading technologies.
Support vehicle-level cooling architecture and ECU integration for next-generation autonomous driving and Robotaxi platforms.
Define cooling requirements including coolant temperature, flow rate, pressure drop, thermal interfaces, and system thermal margins.
Correlate simulation results with laboratory and product measurements, drive thermal optimization and troubleshooting throughout development and qualification.
Work closely with silicon Arch, package, HW, mechanical, electrical, validation, suppliers, Tier-1s and OEM customers.

We are seeking a highly skilled and innovative Control Engineer to join our dynamic team dedicated to advancing the field of autonomous vehicles. As a Control Engineer, you will play a crucial role in designing, developing, implementing and testing hands on control algorithms to enhance the performance, safety, and efficiency of our autonomous vehicle systems.
Please note that this position requires 2 days a week at our HQ in Jerusalem.
What will your job look like:
Work on developing and optimizing control algorithms for the vehicle.
Run and analyze simulations to test autonomous vehicle in virtual environments.
Collaborate with hardware engineers to integrate control algorithms with the vehicle's hardware components, such as sensors, actuators, and onboard computers.
Working with communication protocols and interfaces for both internal and external communications with different components of the system.
Customer facing workshops to discuss and test your algorithms.
Testing your algorithms in an Autonomous vehicle.

Product Validation department is looking for a Validation Engineer Team Lead.
Our department is responsible for delivering high-quality ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) products. We are responsible for integration and validation of our products on customer systems. And as our Validation Engineer Team Lead you will be interacting with most of our departments, to achieve our goals.
What will your job look like?
Lead and guide a team of system validation engineers.
Work closely with the different Project managers to drive and ensure proper validation plan
Work closely with R&D teams across In order to establish a proper test plan and to achieve fast Root-Cause of issues that arise during the system testing phase
Test and evaluate the system functionality & performance in both hardware and software aspects.
Drive test development and integration methods, to ensure high-quality products.
Executing Manual tests as well as built-in automated test sets (Hands-on).

We are looking for a highly skilled Senior Thermal-Mechanical Engineer to join our mechanical engineering team as a key player in the development of next-generation high-performance compute platforms for autonomous driving systems.
This key position includes leading the thermal-mechanical design and cooling architecture of advanced electronic systems throughout all lifecycle stages-from concept to mass production-while working closely with hardware, PCB layout, mechanical, validation, manufacturing, suppliers, and customers.
What will your job look like?
Lead the thermal-mechanical design process from concept through validation, NPI, and production.
Define cooling architectures and optimize air- and liquid-cooling solutions for high-power electronic systems.
Perform thermal simulations and analyses using tools such as Icepak, FloTHERM, Fluent, or equivalent.
Perform mechanical simulations and analyses using tools such as ANSYS Mechanical, Abaqus, Nastran, or equivalent.
Correlate simulation results with lab measurements and drive solutions that meet system requirements.
Lead thermal validation, prototyping, environmental testing, and reliability activities.
Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, suppliers, subcontractors, and customers.
Support mechanical design and serve as a technical focal point for complex thermal-mechanical challenges.

We are looking for a highly experienced Senior Thermal Engineer to join our Architecture engineering team and take a key role in the development of next-generation SoCs, ECUs, and high-performance compute platforms for autonomous driving systems.
The position combines SoC/package thermal development, ECU cooling architecture, thermal simulation, characterization, validation, and vehicle-level thermal integration, working across multiple next-generation programs from early concept through qualification and production.
Please note: This position is also relevant for our other sites in Haifa, Petah Tikva, and Jerusalem.
What will your job look like?
Work on thermal development of next-generation SoCs and air/liquid-cooled ECU platforms, covering product requirements, thermal architecture, design, simulation, characterization, testing and qualification.
Perform detailed thermal performance assessment and CFD analysis of next-generation SoC/package designs, including die/package temperature distribution, heat spreading, thermal interfaces, material and stack-up optimization, and thermal resistance evaluation
Develop and evaluate advanced cooling solutions, including air cooling, liquid cooling, heat pipes, and advanced heat-spreading technologies.
Support vehicle-level cooling architecture and ECU integration for next-generation autonomous driving and Robotaxi platforms.
Define cooling requirements including coolant temperature, flow rate, pressure drop, thermal interfaces, and system thermal margins.
Correlate simulation results with laboratory and product measurements, drive thermal optimization and troubleshooting throughout development and qualification.
Work closely with silicon Arch, package, HW, mechanical, electrical, validation, suppliers, Tier-1s and OEM customers.

We are seeking a highly skilled and innovative Control Engineer to join our dynamic team dedicated to advancing the field of autonomous vehicles. As a Control Engineer, you will play a crucial role in designing, developing, implementing and testing hands on control algorithms to enhance the performance, safety, and efficiency of our autonomous vehicle systems.
What will your job look like:
Work on developing and optimizing control algorithms for the vehicle.
Run and analyze simulations to test autonomous vehicle in virtual environments.
Collaborate with hardware engineers to integrate control algorithms with the vehicle's hardware components, such as sensors, actuators, and onboard computers.
Working with communication protocols and interfaces for both internal and external communications with different components of the system.
Customer facing workshops to discuss and test your algorithms.
Testing your algorithms in an Autonomous vehicle.