System Validation Engineer
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The role in plain words
- Final year student or recent graduate with B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science
- Hands-on system thinking, curiosity, and debugging mindset
- Comfortable working in a Linux environment (terminal, logs, basic networking)
- Strong English (written + spoken)
- Networking basics (TCP/IP, packet flows), embedded/Linux familiarity, or exposure to FPGA systems
- Python scripting
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Original listing · kept for referenceAbout BATM:
BATM is a global technology company, publicly traded in London and Tel Aviv, specializing in networking and cybersecurity technologies. Our Cyber Division develops advanced encryption technologies, including Layer 2 data-in-transit protection powered by Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC). We deliver next-generation network security products that protect critical infrastructure through high-performance, hardware-based encryption solutions.
We are currently looking for an Entry-Level System Validation Engineer to join our Cyber Division.
About the Role:
We are looking for students in their final year or recent graduates (B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science) to join our validation team and help ensure the end-to-end quality of a high-performance cybersecurity product.
You’ll work hands-on across the full system, including the hardware device, FPGA/embedded software, and the management platform (EMS) used by customers.
This is an entry-level position, ideal for someone who enjoys seeing how complex systems work - debugging, testing, and connecting the dots between hardware, firmware, networking, and software.
What you’ll do:
• Run end-to-end validation of the product: device + embedded/firmware + FPGA datapath + EMS.
• Write and execute test plans (mostly manual at first), document results, and support release readiness.
• Test performance and stability (throughput/latency, long runs, stress).
• Investigate issues using logs and reproduction steps, and work closely with R&D to drive fixes.
What we’re looking for:
• Students in their final year or recent graduates (B.Sc. in EE or CS).
• Strong system thinking, curiosity, and a hands-on mindset.
• Comfortable working in a Linux environment (terminal, logs, basic networking).
• Strong English (written + spoken).
Nice to have:
• Networking basics (TCP/IP, packet flows), embedded/Linux familiarity, or any exposure to FPGA systems.
• Python scripting.
• Interest in cybersecurity / cryptography concepts.
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- Final year student or recent graduate with B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science, Hands-on system thinking, curiosity, and debugging mindset, Comfortable working in a Linux environment (terminal, logs, basic networking), Strong English (written + spoken)