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Illustrative: A tech development center in Herzliya, October 30, 2020. (Gili Yaari/Flash90)
August 11, 2026, 9:52 pm
Survey finds AI adoption spurring shift in tech hiring from software to hardware
Despite major layoffs, tech employment is stable even as Israeli software firms cut jobs amid AI advances, with hardware companies continuing to hire to meet demand for chips
By Sharon Wrobel
Illustrative: Employees work in an office in the UK. (Tom Merton/iStock)
December 23, 2025, 10:15 pm
Israeli tech firms expanded their workforces in Europe during war, study shows
Workers employed in Europe by Israeli tech firms has grown by an average 5% annually, while tech employment in Israel faces a slowdown, according to a new study
By Sharon Wrobel
Employees at Nvidia Israel. (Courtesy/Nvidia)
October 29, 2025, 6:54 pm
Nvidia and Microsoft ranked as 2 best tech firms to work for in Israel in 2025 war year
Ranking by Dun & Bradstreet finds preferences shifted in the wake of Gaza war as employees sought stable workplaces supporting reserve soldiers and families in crisis periods
By Sharon Wrobel
Illustration of Nvidia's new R&D center in the city of Beersheba in Israel's south. (Courtesy of Moshe Tzur Architects)
October 26, 2025, 4:10 pm
US chipmaker Nvidia scouts for Israeli AI talent, in expansion of R&D hub in south
Chip giant seeks to hire hundreds of employees as it plans to move its Beersheba premises to a new site nearby, triple the size of its current facility, in mid-2026
By Sharon Wrobel
The Gong team at the Israeli R&D center, September 2025. (Courtesy)
September 9, 2025, 9:29 pm
AI startup Gong embarks on hiring spree to bump up Israel R&D office
Israeli-founded company plans to hire 100 workers to meet demand for its AI software and agents, used by sales teams to analyze customer interactions and make data-driven decisions
By Sharon Wrobel
Illustrative. An employee works in the tech sector. (Hadas Porush/ Flash90)
August 6, 2025, 11:10 pm
In worrying trend, Israel’s tech workforce is shrinking after decade of growth
New workforce report shows tech firms cut marketing, sales and HR roles — as well as non-academic staff — amid war and political upheaval, though investments remain resilient
By Sharon Wrobel
For illustration: Workers in a startup.(Vadim_Key; iStock by Getty Images)
July 10, 2025, 10:41 pm
Israel’s Cyberstarts launches $300 million fund to help startups retain top talent
Founded by tech veteran Gili Raanan, the VC firm says it will allow employees to cash out some of their vested shares without leaving the company; the fund was an early investor in Wiz
By Sharon Wrobel
Illustrative. An employee works in the tech sector. (Hadas Porush/ Flash90)
April 7, 2025, 12:55 am
War spurs brain drain, outflow of Israeli high-tech employees, report finds
Israel Innovation Authority’s snapshot of employment trends shows 8,300 high-tech workers left Israel from Oct. 2023 to July 2024, with intent to stay away for at least a year
By Sharon Wrobel
Illustrative: A tech development center in Herzliya, Oct 30, 2020. (Gili Yaari/Flash90)
September 23, 2024, 6:34 pm
Slowdown in growth of tech workforce is bad for tax revenue, report warns
Israel Innovation Authority says despite the war, the local tech ecosystem is 3rd-largest global hub for capital raising, but notes that investments flowing largely to cyber firms
By Sharon Wrobel
Arab Israelis work at fintech firm Pagaya's site located at the Northmed Innovation Center in the Arab city of Sakhnin in northern Israel. (Courtesy)
April 3, 2024, 6:26 pm
Israeli fintech firm Pagaya taps into Arab talent pool during ongoing war
Pagaya increases the number of Arab Israelis at its site in the city of Sakhnin, while the government cuts funds earmarked for the economic development of the Arab population
By Sharon Wrobel
Israeli information technology provider Matrix IT headquarter building in Herzliya. (Courtesy)
December 4, 2023, 5:59 pm
Amid war with Hamas, Israel’s Matrix is seeking to hire 700 new employees
The information technology provider says businesses and organizations are in need of tech solutions to challenges that have emerged as a result of the war
By Sharon Wrobel
Arab students working on a project at Moona, a nonprofit technology incubator in the Galilee that aims to build bridges between Israeli Jews and Arab youth through space technologies (Courtesy)
December 29, 2022, 3:39 pm
Israel earmarks NIS 21.6 million to boost Arab employment in high-tech
Programs funded by the Israel Innovation Authority and the Economy and Industry Ministry seeks to train and help find jobs for 2,239 Israeli Arabs in the local tech industry
By Sharon Wrobel
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