Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

Lead the design and development of avionics hardware for fighter mission systems, manage suppliers, and support integration and testing processes.

Lead hardware design and vendor projects, develop hardware automation and orchestration, troubleshoot and triage Tier 3 fleet hardware issues, participate in 24/7 on-call rotation, improve firmware/configuration automation, mentor teammates, and support scaling of data center server platforms and components.

The Senior RF Hardware Engineer will design and implement RF hardware systems, collaborate on multi-disciplinary teams, and support testing and deployment of advanced RF systems.

The Senior Cyber RF Hardware Engineer will design RF and mixed-signal hardware, develop prototypes, and lead hardware integration efforts while working with a multi-disciplinary team.

Lead a multidisciplinary team to design and deliver rugged, high-speed digital/mixed-signal electronics. Own hardware architecture, design reviews, mentorship, cross-functional coordination, lifecycle activities (schematic, PCB, environmental qualification), and support proposals and program execution while balancing cost and schedule.

Lead SSD hardware development across the product lifecycle: architecture, high-speed SI/PI analysis, PCB/schematic design, lab validation and debugging, manufacturing readiness, cross-functional integration, and mentorship. Apply AI-enabled tools to accelerate validation, automation, and debugging workflows.

Lead a team of engineers to design and develop RF systems hardware solutions, ensuring quality and program success while driving innovation.

This role involves testing and integrating high-voltage power electronics and circuits, focusing on hardware development in a collaborative team environment.

Design, develop, integrate, test, and support x86/Intel-based hardware systems in secure DoD environments. Maintain servers, storage, networking, and embedded platforms; perform troubleshooting, root cause analysis, firmware updates, hardware upgrades, and apply security/compliance controls. Interface with customers and engineering teams to resolve hardware issues and attend planning and requirements meetings.

10-week Hardware Engineer internship involving hands-on projects, classroom training on markets and hardware design, mentorship, professional development, and social events. Requires RTL coding skills and offers potential full-time placement.

Entry-level hardware engineer role developing and testing low-latency hardware for trading systems. Collaborate across software and trading teams, drive projects from idea to production, and apply RTL languages and system design to optimize performance.

Seeking an experienced Hardware Engineer to design, develop, and optimize server hardware and liquid cooling infrastructure, collaborating with cross-functional teams and vendors.

The role involves design and support of complex digital circuit card assemblies, leading engineering teams, and fostering collaboration across hardware and engineering domains.

Entry-level hardware engineer to support design, analysis, testing, documentation, and sustainment of electrical, mechanical, or RF products. Work under senior supervision, assist in prototype fabrication, verification/validation, root-cause analysis, and continuous improvement within a hybrid, mentorship-driven Year One program.

Join BAE Systems as an entry-level hardware engineer supporting electrical, mechanical, or RF design. Perform analysis, testing, prototype fabrication, documentation, verification/validation, sustainment support, and continuous improvement under senior supervision. Participate in a Year One program, hybrid work in the Nashua, NH area, and collaborate with cross-functional teams while developing engineering skills and mentorship.

As a Hardware Engineer, you will design, develop, and optimize server hardware infrastructures while collaborating with various teams to ensure high performance and reliability.

The Staff Perception Hardware Engineer will lead integration and validation of perception hardware for Apollo, ensuring robotics systems meet performance standards through hands-on work and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Lead PCIe bring-up, characterization, validation, and debugging for SSD controller SoCs. Develop hardware/system specifications, integrate and validate PCIe IP, build automated system-level validation and compliance tests, perform root-cause analysis, collaborate with cross-functional teams and external IP vendors, and drive infrastructure, methodology, and AI-assisted tooling improvements to increase validation efficiency and coverage.

The Senior Hardware Test Engineer will validate robotic actuation systems, define testing strategies, collaborate with teams, and improve manufacturing processes for production ramp-up.

Lead mixed-signal PWB and complex hardware system design (analog, digital, power, FPGA/microcontroller), define technical solutions, direct validation and test, produce engineering documentation, and coordinate cross-functional teams to resolve high-impact design issues and ensure manufacturability and standards compliance.

Design, implement, and deploy ML inference engines on custom FPGA/ASIC hardware. Perform HW/SW co-design with traders and researchers, optimize neural networks for low latency, and build quantization/compression tools to translate ML frameworks to RTL for rapid production deployment.

Work on designing, simulating, and prototyping ultra-low-power wearable and biomedical hardware. Support schematic capture, multilayer PCB layout, component selection, system integration, bring-up, validation, and testing for devices like smartglasses, rings, and watches while collaborating across design, product, and supply chain teams.

The hardware engineer will architect FPGA applications, integrate software, conduct testing, and support deployed applications in high frequency trading.

The System Hardware Engineer will develop next generation modems, maintaining a testbed for characterization, analyzing performance, and collaborating with teams to optimize hardware designs.

Perform deep technical teardown and architectural analysis of AI/datacenter hardware (GPUs, CPUs, ASICs). Drive sample preparation, failure analysis, use FIB/SEM/X-ray tools, interpret design/process trade-offs (DTCO/STCO), co-author research, and expand lab capabilities and tooling.