Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Detroit, MI

As a Hardware Development Engineer, you will conduct testing and data analysis for propulsion system components, collaborate with teams, and implement testing processes.

The Senior Hardware Design Engineer will design and develop display electronics for GM vehicles, ensuring integration across teams and guiding production launch.

This role involves developing and executing hardware testing plans and procedures, analyzing test results, and maintaining test equipment for validation in the automotive sector.

The engineer will develop Hardware-In-the-Loop systems, interface with cross-functional teams, and troubleshoot HIL simulation issues for vehicle configurations.

Lead hardware design and development for NDR, collaborate with teams, define requirements, and innovate hardware products for enterprise-scale networks.

As a Hardware and Mechanical Engineering Intern, assist in the design and industrialization of automotive audio technologies, work collaboratively with design teams, and support product testing.

Design and develop embedded firmware for automotive MCUs and ECUs, ensure compliance with safety standards, and optimize performance. Collaborate with cross-functional teams for integration testing and documentation.

Design and develop motor control power electronics for electric propulsion systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards and conducting validation testing.

The Hardware Mechanical Engineer will design and develop ECU architectures and mechanical designs, optimizing for performance and cost, while collaborating with cross-functional teams and leading design reviews.

Role involves supporting engine development and integration, leading hardware design validation processes, and executing test plans to ensure performance targets for Scout electric vehicles are met.

Develop and integrate Hardware In The Loop (HiL) applications for vehicle and system testing. Manage HiL technologies, update test infrastructure, and automate test processes while collaborating with engineering teams.

The Engineer will oversee electronic control module projects, managing development, validation, and integration of components and collaborating with suppliers to meet performance and quality standards.

Lead the design and integration of body electronic systems in vehicles, ensuring compliance and delivering innovative solutions while providing technical leadership.

The Hardware Interface Engineer develops and maintains hardware interface requirements, collaborates with component owners for successful implementation, and promotes standardization and compliance in electrical components.

The Hardware Electronics Engineer II designs motor control electronics, guides product development, and coordinates with teams for successful project execution.

The Senior Engineer will develop AI-driven hardware models, assess SystemC simulation efficiency, and integrate modeling with EDA tools.

Lead hardware and software subsystem integration activities, ensuring end-to-end interface compatibility while managing cross-team collaboration. Oversee integration testing and deliver innovative software solutions.

Support and manage a fleet of field devices, ensuring operation reliability, conducting firmware updates, troubleshooting issues, and guiding installations.

The Senior Hardware Design Engineer will design and build innovative hardware systems, manage CAD models, develop manufacturing methods, and mentor junior engineers.