Israel is often referred to as Silicon Wadi for its ability to draw international tech employers and foster unicorn startups. Despite attracting companies like Google and Microsoft to its shores, the government has also invested in overseas tech companies launched by Israeli founders. Often, these founders relocate or establish operations in the country. Below are gathered some of the top Israeli tech companies hiring in the region.
Top Israel Tech Companies to Know
- Microsoft
- monday.com
- Mobileye
- eToro
- Snowflake
- Riskified
Top Israel Tech Companies
Mobileye develops software and hardware products for self-driving vehicles. Its solutions include everything from purpose-built SoC semiconductors to lidar sensors and cloud-based software to anticipate collisions. Mobileye is headquartered in Jerusalem and went public on the NASDAQ in 2022.
HiBob provides large enterprises with a cloud-based human resource management system, or HRMS, platform. Its software integrates multiple platforms and helps with employee hiring, onboarding, payroll, attendance and performance management. HiBob was founded in 2016 and reached a unicorn valuation within a few years of operation.
Snyk is detecting and diagnosing vulnerabilities in custom code and cloud infrastructure. Headquartered in Boston, Snyk has 10 offices worldwide, including one in Tel Aviv, where many employees work on-site a few days per week.
Microsoft, one of the first tech giants, became popular for its hardware and operating system, Windows. The company has doubled (and tripled) down on generative AI through a partnership with ChatGPT creator, OpenAI. Microsoft has a research and development center in Tel Aviv and contributes to over 30 distinct product groups.
EToro is an investment platform with social features. The company enables retail traders to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, stocks and ETFs. To help users lock in high returns, the platform also enables users to mimic trades from top investors on the eToro app.
Snap is a technology company that develops and maintains products and services like Snapchat, Spectacles and Bitmoji. The company is headquartered in Santa Monica, California, and has 17 office locations, including Tel Aviv, where employees work 80 percent of the time.
ThousandEyes says its AI-enabled platform handles “issue detection, remediation and optimization for every connected experience.” For example, ThousandEyes offers solutions like app monitoring capabilities that technical teams can rely on to prevent and address issues so they don’t negatively affect the customer digital experience.
Backed by notable investment groups like Tiger Global and General Catalyst, Rapyd provides payment solutions through its self-named “Fintech-as-a-Service” platform. Its systems integrate fintech capabilities into existing platforms and support multicurrency and digital wallet payments. Rapyd also issues corporate cards and processes mass payouts to vendors and beneficiaries.
Google is one of the most well-known tech companies in the world, with offices in Haifa and Tel Aviv. The company is known for its search engine, which made “google” a verb. Google’s other notable projects include Gemini, a generative AI platform.
HoneyBook’s platform provides independent businesses with tools for efficiently handling important responsibilities like creating invoices, scheduling client meetings and accepting online payments. For example, HoneyBook says the majority of the invoices issued using its technology get paid on time or even ahead of schedule.
Grubhub operates a food-ordering and delivery marketplace powered by thousands of drivers. Its mobile app features storefronts from restaurants, grocery stores and local merchants, and allows consumers to get food delivered directly from a wide array of options. The company has an office in Tel Aviv.
Tel-Aviv-based startup monday.com develops productivity software with various use cases. The company’s cloud-based platform enables clients to create modular dashboards to track everything from marketing spend to tasks and sales opportunities. The company was founded in 2018, and after successful funding rounds, it went public in 2021.
Snowflake is a multinational cloud provider that supports AI, software and data applications. Working with companies like Canva, Honeywell and JetBlue, it has experienced hyper-growth in the past years and has established 40 global offices.
Duda makes a web building platform for agencies, SaaS companies and hosting services. The technology offers AI-powered tools that can generate product descriptions, for example, and recommend content edits. Duda also has solutions agencies can use to manage client projects and payments.
Bringg equips enterprises with delivery management tools for unifying last-mile delivery, fulfillment and returns. The company’s SaaS platform and its network of delivery providers aim to help businesses grow their delivery capacity while lowering costs and providing branded customer experiences. Bringg operates an office in Tel Aviv.
Riskified provides security solutions to prevent payment fraud. Popular with e-commerce customers, its platform uses AI and data analytics to streamline customer checkout while also providing digital security and chargeback protections. Riskifield has offices in New York and Tel Aviv and works with some of the biggest names in retail and e-commerce.
Gett is an Israeli-founded ride-hailing and on-demand delivery platform. The platform is a popular option for booking rides and making extra income by signing on as a driver. Meanwhile, its delivery services help businesses move time-sensitive packages to their intended destination.
Coro’s cybersecurity platform features 14 modules that provide businesses with digital protections. For example, Coro’s mobile device management capabilities can enable remote data wiping for compromised devices, while its cloud security measures are designed to block suspected bot attacks.
Healthee makes an AI-powered app businesses can use to provide their employees with valuable information about their health benefits. It comes with a plan comparison tool so users make informed benefits decisions as well as a virtual assistant named Zoe that can answer questions about coverage and care options.
