Technical Project Manager - HW Development

We’re hiring a Technical Project Manager for a technology company developing multidisciplinary systems. You’ll lead development projects that combine electronic hardware and mechanical engineering, from requirements definition through transfer to manufacturing. The role combines ownership of the project plan with direct involvement in resolving technical issues. You’ll work closely with engineering teams, suppliers, and manufacturing partners to assess options, make trade-offs, and see solutions through to implementation. What you’ll do Own the project plan. Break down the work from hardware requirements through production into milestones and tasks. Define ownership, manage schedules and dependencies across teams, and adjust priorities as requirements or constraints change. Track progress and coordinate design reviews. Define project KPIs, track performance against targets, and flag risks and deviations to management. Lead preparations for Preliminary and Critical Design Reviews (PDR and CDR), confirm readiness with engineering teams, document decisions, and track action items to closure. Drive technical issue resolution. Identify blockers in design, at interfaces between subsystems, and during integration and testing. Bring the right specialists together, assess how each option affects the project plan, and follow through on implementation and verification. Coordinate across teams and suppliers. Work with global R&D teams, systems engineering, procurement, test, quality, engineering documentation, and manufacturing. Coordinate with suppliers and subcontractors in Israel and abroad on requirements, lead times, and technical issues. Drive transfer to manufacturing (NPI). Coordinate production readiness with engineering, procurement, quality, and manufacturing. Track material availability and completion of manufacturing and test documentation, and help resolve issues that arise during initial production runs. What you’ll bring At least 5 years of experience managing technical development projects , including ownership of a project in which electronic hardware development was a core component. A degree in a relevant engineering discipline and a solid understanding of the electronics development lifecycle, from design reviews through integration, testing, and transfer to manufacturing. The ability to interpret system requirements, understand interfaces across hardware, software, RF, electromechanical, and mechanical subsystems, and assess how changes affect testing, procurement, and schedules. Experience managing tasks and dependencies and bringing multidisciplinary teams, suppliers, and manufacturing partners together to solve problems and make decisions. Practical experience with tools such as Jira, Microsoft Project, or Confluence, and strong written and spoken English.