Mobileye

Mobileye, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Jerusalem, develops AI-based computer vision, machine learning and autonomous mobility technologies for the automotive industry and beyond. Its work spans driver-assistance systems for everyday vehicles and fully autonomous driving platforms, with global operations spanning multiple continents.

At the core of the company's offering are its EyeQ chips, purpose-built hardware that lets vehicles perceive and understand their surroundings. More than 230 million of these chips had been shipped globally through 2025, and hundreds of millions of vehicles worldwide carry embedded Mobileye technology. Alongside the hardware, the company builds advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), the Mobileye Drive fully autonomous driving platform, the True Redundancy safety architecture and REM crowdsourced worldwide mapping technology.

Engineering work covers computer vision, machine learning, artificial intelligence, chip design, mapping, mathematical safety models and software and algorithm development. The company is also pursuing a broader vision for physical AI that performs reliably in dynamic, real-world environments, including humanoid robotics. Roles span hardware, software, algorithms and product development, drawing on teams of engineers, researchers and innovators.

Mobileye describes a values-driven culture centred on saving lives, in which individual contributors are empowered to make outsized impacts and engineering safety is treated as a foundational property rather than an afterthought.