Mechanical Engineering jobs in Israel

A defense and space manufacturing company in Ramla is seeking a third-year or later mechanical engineering student to support mechanical design activities in a rocket systems department. The role requires at least two workdays per week.

Lead and mentor a mechanical design team developing engineering validation boards and complex electronic hardware. Own mechanical design, validation, manufacturability, and cross-functional execution across multiple programs.

A technology-focused hardware company is seeking a Senior Thermal Engineer to develop advanced cooling solutions for next-generation high-speed communication devices.

A defense manufacturing company in Yokneam Illit is seeking a mechanical engineering student to support the development and design of assemblies and rugged electronic enclosures for military systems.

A technology and defense systems organization is seeking a mechanical engineering tools developer to support and develop mechanical CAD environments, primarily NX.

Full-time entry-level opportunity for a mechanical engineering technician in Nes Ziona, Israel. The role requires technical accuracy, attention to detail, and effective coordination across organizational interfaces.

A consumer products manufacturer is seeking a mechanical engineering student to support product development from concept and prototyping through mass production. The role involves collaboration with manufacturing, quality, operations, and suppliers in Israel and internationally.

A medical-device company is seeking a hands-on Mechanical Engineering Manager and R&D Squad Lead to own mechanical engineering and guide multidisciplinary product development from concept through production support.

Join a multidisciplinary engineering team in Rehovot designing complex opto-mechanical systems for defense and aerospace applications.

Lead early-stage innovation and mechanical engineering for future minimally invasive medical devices. Develop concepts from clinical needs, build and test prototypes, and drive technical learning through multidisciplinary collaboration.