Lead System Engineer

We are hiring a Lead System Engineer for our facility within the Missile Systems and Space Division.

What will you do:

• Serve as the chief systems engineer within the business unit overseeing all interceptors in the family, covering hardware, mechanics, algorithms, software, and aeronautical sciences.
• Collaborate with the management team to jointly lead all development, production, and customer support processes.
• Conduct matrix management with system engineers, engineering experts in various disciplines, and customers.
• Define performance requirements.
• Specify, characterize, and manage system-level requirements and allocate them to subsystems.
• Define design verification processes, and lead engineering efforts for design and testing processes.
• Identify future improvements and establish the product roadmap.
• Provide technical support for marketing the system domestically and internationally.

What we're looking for:

• Bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or Physics – Mandatory.
• At least 5 years of engineering development experience in aeronautical, mechanical, electronics, or software engineering – Mandatory.
• At least 3 years of experience in systems engineering – Mandatory.
• Familiarity with multidisciplinary systems, including structure, electronics, and software – Mandatory.
• Familiarity with multidisciplinary systems involving flight and/or rocket propulsion – Advantage.
• Familiarity with air defense or missile defense systems – Advantage.

About us:

The Barak interceptors are a key component of the Barak MX system, one of the company's flagship successes and among the most advanced interception systems globally.

The role of Lead Systems Engineer for Barak interceptors is a challenging and fascinating engineering position in a dynamic environment, offering significant opportunities for impact on the products and the entire system. In the coming years, the team will focus on developing the next generation of interceptors.