Tech Jobs in Tel Aviv, Israel

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Tel Aviv remains the epicenter of Israel’s tech boom, boasting the highest concentration of VC-backed startups and a talent pipeline from top universities such as Tel Aviv University and Technion. With 3,450 tech openings listed on Job Transparency, recruiters are actively seeking engineers, data scientists, and product experts to drive AI, cybersecurity, and fintech projects.

The city hosts a diverse mix of companies: early‑stage startups like Playtika and IronSource, scale‑ups such as Monday.com and Wix, and global tech giants—Google, Microsoft, and Amazon—maintain regional R&D hubs. Neighborhoods like Herzeliya, Ramat Gan, and the tech corridor near the Tel Aviv University campus attract talent with coworking spaces, incubators, and easy access to transportation.

Living costs in Tel Aviv are high: a one‑bedroom apartment in the city center averages NIS 6,500–7,500/month, while groceries and dining can add another NIS 1,500–2,000. Transparent salary listings empower candidates to benchmark offers against local cost‑of‑living indices, negotiate effectively, and choose roles that align with their financial goals.

Principal Software Architect

Company: BigID

Location: Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District, Israel

Posted Nov 08, 2023

The company is seeking a Software Architect with extensive experience, particularly in start-up environments, to lead the design and implementation of complex features. The role involves working closely with multiple teams, brainstorming new features, and providing thought leadership. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience with Java and Node, be familiar with large-scale deployments, microservices, and various databases, and possess excellent cross-team collaboration skills.

Principal Software Architect

Company: BigID

Location: Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District, Israel

Posted Nov 08, 2023

The company is seeking a Software Architect with extensive experience, particularly in start-up environments, to lead the design and implementation of complex features. The role involves working closely with multiple teams, brainstorming new features, and providing thought leadership. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience with Java, Node, and large-scale deployments, and be comfortable with a flexible work environment and a focus on customer success.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of tech jobs are available in Tel Aviv, Israel?
Software engineers, data scientists, machine learning engineers, cybersecurity analysts, product managers, UI/UX designers, DevOps engineers, QA specialists, and infrastructure architects are in high demand across startups, scale‑ups, and multinational R&D centers.
How does remote work compare to on‑site work in Tel Aviv?
While many local startups favor a hybrid model with core on‑site days for collaboration, remote‑first companies like <em>Fiverr</em> and global firms offer fully remote roles. The majority of Tel Aviv positions still require on‑site presence at least two days a week.
Who are the major employers in the Tel Aviv tech scene?
Key employers include Wix, IronSource, Playtika, Monday.com, Check Point, CyberArk, Fiverr, and R&D offices of Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. These companies offer roles across software development, cybersecurity, AI, and fintech.
What salary ranges can I expect for tech roles in Tel Aviv?
Median monthly salaries vary by role: senior software engineer NIS 18,000–25,000, data scientist NIS 20,000–30,000, product manager NIS 22,000–28,000, and cybersecurity engineer NIS 19,000–26,000. Benefits often include stock options, health insurance, and flexible work arrangements.
What should I know before relocating to Tel Aviv for tech work?
Secure a work visa or Blue Card, find housing within neighborhoods that fit your budget (Herzeliya for a quieter feel, Ramat Gan for proximity to tech hubs), open a local bank account, learn basic Hebrew for daily life, and join networking groups such as Startup Nation Central to connect with peers.

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