We are looking for an experienced, and hands-on System Architect to play a pivotal role in leading the architecture of our company’s products. This is a key position for a professional with deep systemic understanding and a proven track record in defining multidisciplinary systems. You will be responsible for creating engineering clarity through precise documentation, interface definitions, and critical design decisions.

The focus of this role is less on pure software or optical development and more on end-to-end systemic leadership: translating business and engineering needs into a functional, high-performance product. You will lead the system from initial concept and requirements definition, through sub-system decomposition, to system-level integration and validation.

Key Responsibilities:
Architectural Leadership: Lead the end-to-end system architecture of company products, from concept to production.

Documentation & Definition: Author high-level system documents, including SRS (System Requirements Specifications), Architecture Design Documents, and ICDs (Interface Control Documents).

Requirements Decomposition: Break down complex system requirements into clear, measurable, and actionable sub-system requirements.

Trade-off Analysis: Lead critical engineering trade-offs involving performance, risk, cost, complexity, and time-to-market.

Cross-functional Collaboration: Work closely with FPGA, Hardware, Algorithms, Mechanics, and Integration/QA teams to ensure architectural consistency.

Interface Management: Define internal interfaces between sub-systems and ensure seamless integration.

Integration & Verification: Support system-level integration, debugging, and verification processes.

Risk Mitigation: Identify technological and architectural risks at early stages and propose robust solutions.

Strategy Support: Contribute to the definition of the technological and product roadmap.

Professional Mentorship: If required, provide professional leadership to an architecture group or act as a cross-company architectural focal point.