System Architect for Optical Path Group

Mobileye Optical Path Group is looking to hire a System Architect for our cutting-edge Autonomous Vehicle Platforms.
As a System Architect, you will lead the architectural definition of Optical Sensors, Lidar, and Radar systems for Mobileye's production programs.
What will your job look like:
Engage directly with customers to analyze requirements and negotiate existing solutions to meet their needs.
Define system requirements and architecture that align with customer needs and integrate with Mobileye's software (SW) and hardware (HW) products.
Collaborate with Product Management to ensure architectural coherence across the entire product lines.
Work closely with Project Managers to define and prioritize engineering R&D scopes and product release dependencies.
Provide hands-on leadership in developing a comprehensive architecture for the existing Optical Path software stack, focusing on improved maintainability, scalability, testability, and performance, while adhering to next-generation system and product requirements.
Ensure compliance with ASPICE Level 2 standards for System and Software Requirements and Architecture.
Understand the Mobileye technologies such as Sensing, Driving, and Fusion and their impact on the Optical Path Group and overall system design.
All you need is:
Extensive experience in embedded software development for performance-critical systems, including knowledge of systems engineering processes and methodologies.
A minimum of 5 years of experience in System Architecture, particularly in large-scale projects.
In-depth understanding of Platform Systems Architectures.
Proficiency in system requirements, including gathering, analyzing, specifying, validating, and ensuring traceability for the full development lifecycle, from customer requirements to implementation and testing.
Experience with optical path - a significant advantage.
Background in the automotive sector – an advantage.
Familiarity with computer vision, Lidar, and Radar technologies – an advantage.