Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Baltimore, MD

The Hardware Engineer will design, prototype, and document electronic components, work with QA, and support sales with technical assistance, focusing on life safety solutions.

The role manages system requirements and hardware design solutions using VHDL, focuses on national defense, and requires TS/SCI clearance.

The RF Hardware Engineer designs, installs, and tests RF systems, ensuring smooth operations from design to deployment while conducting maintenance and troubleshooting activities.

The Principal Hardware Engineer will design high-speed digital hardware and maintain product integrity, managing designs from concept to production.

Lead the development of hardware platforms, collaborate with cross-functional teams, ensure design compliance, and mentor junior engineers in hardware development.

The FPGA Hardware Design Engineer designs, tests, and documents integrated circuits and hardware components, focusing on FPGA and ASIC development, reverse engineering, and hardware modifications for government needs.

Design, develop, and test FPGA-based hardware and software subsystems for RF collection and communications. Implement DSP algorithms in FPGA, perform RTL development and timing closure, optimize resources, integrate FPGA with Linux/C/C++ codebases, and document system-level solutions for mission-critical intelligence applications.

The Lead Engineer will oversee the design and development of electronic hardware for BMS, managing projects and collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve product designs and manufacturing techniques.

Design, build, and operate reliable backend systems while mentoring engineers, participating in design discussions, and improving system performance.

The Hardware Reverse Engineer will analyze and reverse engineer embedded systems, identify vulnerabilities, draft reports, and communicate findings to stakeholders.

As a System Engineer, you'll design, deploy, and maintain cloud systems for AI workloads, troubleshoot complex issues, and collaborate with teams to optimize performance.

Design and test integrated circuits and hardware components. Analyze existing hardware and develop code for programmable devices. Requires extensive experience in hardware design and FPGA/ASIC knowledge.

The Hardware Design Engineer designs integrated circuits and hardware components, conducts reverse engineering, and leads design efforts while guiding less experienced engineers.

Lead the development of backend systems for emergency alert technology, manage hardware integrations, and mentor a team in a microservices environment.

As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you'll drive DPU integration into server platforms, execute validation testing, and develop automation for data analysis while collaborating with cross-functional teams and vendors.

The role involves optimizing hardware support within a software stack for AI model deployment, collaborating with teams and hardware vendors to enhance performance and portability across platforms.

The Sr. Hardware Design Engineer leads ASIC and FPGA projects, defining architecture, guiding RTL development, and mentoring junior engineers to deliver high-quality silicon solutions.

The Hardware Design Engineer will develop and verify digital designs using SystemVerilog, support hardware bring-up, and collaborate with teams.

The Senior Principal Hardware Systems Engineer leads architecture of high-performance compute platforms, focusing on PCIe design, GPU integration, and system-level development, while managing cross-functional teams and vendor collaboration.