Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Columbus, OH

The Integrity Engineer is responsible for managing compliance with federal and state integrity regulations for pipeline assets, overseeing the In-line Inspection program, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring effective corrosion control and repair measures are implemented. This role involves collaboration with regulatory bodies and cross-functional teams to enhance pipeline integrity.

The Funding Quality Assurance Associate ensures quality and compliance in loan packages by auditing details, assisting with funding processes, documenting results, and monitoring key metrics, while maintaining effective communication skills in a fast-paced environment.

The Lead Software Engineer will develop applications using NextJS, ReactJS, and NodeJS while mentoring and leading a team. Responsibilities include enhancing the product, improving processes, troubleshooting technical issues, and engaging in team collaboration.

The Engineer, Project position involves managing and executing multiple engineering projects, ensuring adherence to budget and regulatory standards, providing technical consultation for manufacturing process improvements, and coordinating with vendors and internal teams.

The Distinguished Cloud Architect I will lead architectural design and implementation of large-scale microservices and data pipelines, provide technical leadership on software design for service stability and scalability, and guide testing architecture for data ingestion. They will collaborate with product owners and cross-functional teams to drive and implement changes in a cloud environment.

As a Senior Automation Engineer, you will oversee the optimal operation and maintenance of automation systems at the Indianapolis site, lead troubleshooting efforts, and manage automation projects. Your responsibilities also include developing and documenting automation systems, integrating with production equipment, and supporting validation processes.

The Engineer, Safety Systems develops and tests safety features for NASCAR vehicles by conducting mechanical operations, designing test methods, analyzing data, and collaborating on safety improvements. Responsibilities include conducting experiments, troubleshooting equipment, and supporting safety engineering projects, with occasional race weekend duties and approximately 30% travel.