Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Boston, MA

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will lead complex engineering projects, improve existing products, ensure manufacturing readiness, and mentor junior engineers. Responsibilities include root cause analysis, technical documentation, and collaboration across teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer II supports manufacturing processes for medical devices at Quincy, focusing on new product introduction, process improvement, and technical guidance.

The Hardware Test Engineering Manager leads a test engineering team, develops test strategies, and conducts validation for hardware and firmware, ensuring quality in robotic systems.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will resolve technical issues from suppliers, support cost reduction initiatives, coordinate with design engineering, and generate change notices for documentation improvements.

The Mechanical Engineer I will design and develop mechanical components for hypersonic vehicles, manage prototypes, and ensure design optimization. Responsibilities include creating manufacturing drawings and collaborating across disciplines to meet performance requirements.

Develop and manage technical specifications for medical imaging hardware. Conduct compliance testing, support existing products, and lead cross-functional teams.

Lead design and implementation of digital IC/ASIC/SoC for medical imaging technology, owning RTL and validation processes with collaboration across teams.

Design and implement CPU power management, reset, and clocking solutions. Collaborate with teams to verify and optimize designs based on RISC-V architecture.

The role involves full-custom layout of mixed-signal ICs, focusing on performance and integration into SoCs using advanced FinFET processes.

Lead complex mechanical engineering projects while mentoring younger staff, managing project scopes, budgets, and ensuring compliance with building codes.