Senior System Hardware Architect

Team: Hardware

Location: Jerusalem, Israel

Commitment: Full time

Workplace Type: onsite

What will your job look like:

Define system hardware architectures for EyeQ™-based automotive compute platforms, reference systems, and customer configurations.
Architect the integration of EyeQ™ SoCs with MCUs, memories, cameras, radars, lidars, SerDes devices, Ethernet switches, and other platform components.
Lead architectural decisions around system topology, connectivity, inter-SoC communication, power flows, logging, debug, and service interfaces.
Translate product and customer needs into clear system requirements, interface specifications, and design guidelines.
Drive system-level trade-offs across performance, bandwidth, power, thermal constraints, PCB area, cost, scalability, safety, and security.
Influence EyeQ™ SoC requirements and drive platform BOM and component architecture.
Collaborate across hardware, SoC, software, functional safety, cybersecurity, validation, product, and business teams.
Review system and customer architectures, identify integration risks, and provide guidance throughout design, bring-up, and validation.
Support technical engagements with OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, semiconductor vendors, and technology partners

All you need is:

B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
8+ years of relevant experience in system hardware architecture, automotive electronics, embedded systems, semiconductor platforms, or complex SoC-based products.
Proven experience defining complex board-level and system-level hardware architectures.
Strong understanding of embedded and automotive compute platforms, including MCUs, memories, PCIe, Ethernet, CAN/CAN-FD, MIPI, camera connectivity, and automotive SerDes.
Experience with system block diagrams, interface specifications, product requirements, and reference designs.
Ability to drive architectural trade-offs across performance, bandwidth, cost, power, thermal constraints, board area, safety, and security.
Strong system thinking and experience driving technical decisions across multiple engineering disciplines.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
Advantages
Experience with ADAS, autonomous-driving platforms, automotive compute systems, or domain controllers.
Experience with automotive SoCs, sensors, high-speed interfaces, evaluation boards, or customer platform integration.
Knowledge of functional safety and ISO 26262.
Knowledge of automotive cybersecurity and secure system architectures.
Familiarity with automotive standards and processes such as AEC-Q100, ASPICE, and FMEA.
Experience working with OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, semiconductor vendors, or external technology partners