Hardware Engineer Jobs in Tel Aviv, Israel

Looking for a hardware engineer job in Tel Aviv? Choose from 48 open roles at 3 employers. Explore real salary data and skills breakdown across remote, hybrid and on-site roles.

48 Open roles
3 Companies hiring
โ€” Average salary

Companies hiring Hardware engineers in Tel Aviv

What do Hardware engineers in Tel Aviv work on?

The dominant thread across these postings is silicon design and verification. Most titles point to RTL design work โ€” writing and optimising register-transfer-level logic for networking, switch, or SoC targets โ€” alongside physical design, which involves taking designs from RTL through to GDS, covering synthesis, place and route, timing closure, and power analysis.

A distinct cluster focuses on chip design verification: planning dynamic verification environments, coordinating across architecture and backend teams, and managing coverage closure. One role stands notably apart: the Senior AI Verification Chip Design Engineer at NVIDIA applies machine learning and reinforcement learning to automate the verification process itself, building AI agents and autonomous debug tools rather than doing traditional manual verification.

Firmware work also appears, with the Firmware Design Engineer role covering PHY-layer firmware for networking devices, including SerDes flows and silicon bring-up. Across several postings, collaboration with architecture, validation, and software teams is a recurring expectation rather than an exception.

Skills and experience employers ask for

The skills table reflects mentions in posting descriptions, not formal requirements, and the sample is these 51 postings only. Python appears most frequently, which is notable given the predominantly hardware focus and likely reflects scripting or automation use within design flows. A Master's degree is mentioned in a meaningful minority of postings. GPU-related knowledge appears in a smaller share. C++, LLMs, and agents each appear in only a couple of postings, and several other skills โ€” including CI/CD, AWS, and reinforcement learning โ€” appear just once.

Python 21%
Master's degree 21%
GPUs 10%
LLMs 4%
Agents 4%
AWS 4%
C\+\+ 4%
Evaluation 2%
Prompt engineering 2%
Reinforcement learning 2%
Statistics 2%
CI/CD 2%
PhD 2%

Tel Aviv office, hybrid or remote?

Every posting on this page is listed as on-site; none are marked hybrid or remote, and there are no unknowns in the work-mode data. Candidates should expect these roles to require a physical presence at the employer's Tel Aviv location. It is worth noting that one of the sample summaries does describe a hybrid arrangement, so individual postings may carry details that differ from the top-level classification โ€” reading each job description directly is advisable before drawing conclusions about flexibility.

Make your application specific to the work

  1. Check seniority and discipline fit These postings span junior to principal and manager levels across RTL design, physical design, verification, and firmware. Identify which discipline and level match your background before applying, as the experience thresholds vary considerably between postings.
  2. Read the full job description Summaries on this page are excerpts; full postings contain complete requirements, including specific tool experience such as Synopsys or Cadence, degree preferences, and years of experience expected in particular areas like RTL-to-GDS flow or dynamic verification.
  3. Note degree and language requirements Several postings specify a B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Electrical or Computer Engineering, and at least one explicitly requires strong English communication skills. Check individual postings for any stated language or qualification conditions.
  4. Apply through the employer's own system Each posting links to the hiring employer directly; none of the listed employers are third-party agencies in this set. Using the employer's application portal ensures your submission reaches the correct team and allows you to track status.

Questions about Hardware Engineer jobs in Tel Aviv

All postings on this page are classified as on-site. No remote or hybrid positions appear in the current listings, though at least one individual summary does mention a hybrid arrangement, so it is worth checking each full posting for the latest details.

None of the postings on this page advertise a pay range. Compensation figures are not stated in any of the current listings, so this would need to be discussed directly with each employer during the hiring process.

The postings on this page come from four employers: NVIDIA, Astera Labs, Google, and Amazon. NVIDIA accounts for the largest share of current listings, followed by Astera Labs.

A Master's degree is mentioned in a minority of postings on this page. Several summaries indicate that a B.Sc. or M.Sc. is acceptable, suggesting a Master's is preferred rather than mandatory in those cases. Degree requirements vary by posting and should be confirmed in the full description.

The postings cover a range of specialisations: RTL design, physical design from RTL to GDS, dynamic chip verification, SoC clock design, and PHY-layer firmware. Experience thresholds mentioned in individual summaries range from around three to over eight years depending on the role and seniority level.

Jobs checked 1 hour ago. ยท Guide reviewed 14 September 2026.