Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Columbus, OH

As a Metrology Engineer, you'll implement precise measurement processes and collaborate with teams to ensure product quality in defense manufacturing.

The Compliance Engineer will manage product certification processes, ensure regulatory compliance, prepare documentation, and liaise with regulatory bodies for hardware products.

Lead and manage a multidisciplinary team in the design and verification of ASICs for EOIR cameras, oversee development activities, and ensure team growth and technological advancements.

Interns will work on projects in the manufacturing sector, gaining hands-on experience and business knowledge over 12 weeks. Successful candidates may also transition to an Emerging Leaders Program post-graduation.

The Quote Engineer performs Design for Manufacture reviews, analyzing customer specifications and drawings to estimate costs for PCB manufacturing. Responsibilities include ensuring manufacturability, interfacing with stakeholders, and generating project summaries while maintaining detailed documentation.

The Digital Design Engineer will design, implement, and verify a highly energy-efficient processor, focusing on optimizing power consumption and collaborating with various teams.

The Timing Engineer will perform static timing analysis, optimizing paths and constraints to ensure chip performance while collaborating with various engineering teams.

The role involves evaluating techniques for fault-tolerant quantum computing, assessing hardware performance, and conducting documentation and reporting for DARPA's QBI team.

The Lead Mechanical Engineer manages design and construction of data center projects, ensuring compliance with standards, stakeholder communication, and quality assurance.

The Field Engineer performs preventative maintenance and repairs on medical equipment, assists senior engineers, and ensures customer satisfaction by maintaining good communication and following regulatory requirements.