Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

Designs, integrates, tests, troubleshoots, and transitions complex high-speed digital circuit cards and electronic modules into production. Leads verification and integration activities, drives defect resolution and corrective actions, develops technical documentation, and coordinates with engineering, manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and government customers. Mentors junior engineers and technicians while improving product yield, throughput, cost, and test methodologies.

Performs hardware reliability engineering across development, qualification, and production. Responsibilities include FMECA, part stress, overstress and derating analyses, reliability predictions, failure investigations, FRACAS, RCCA, Failure Review Board participation, and qualification planning. Collaborates with design, manufacturing, quality, systems, and test engineering teams to resolve reliability issues and ensure product requirements are met. Travel may be required up to 10%.

Designs, prototypes, tests, and characterizes advanced RF, analog, and mixed-signal hardware for HWIL systems, digital twins, surrogate builds, and hardware modeling platforms. Uses laboratory test equipment to debug complex systems, develops automated acquisition and control platforms, supports interdisciplinary architecture efforts, leads hardware initiatives, and contributes to customer test events, proposals, cost estimates, and schedules. The role also mentors engineers and supports FPGA, SDR, PCB, embedded software, and signal-processing implementations.

Own end-to-end RF hardware design for wireless radio platforms, including RF front ends, power amplifiers up to 20 W, supporting circuitry, simulation, validation, and production transfer. Lead RF characterization, collaborate with international R&D and cross-functional engineering teams, and create schematics, design rationale, and test documentation for scalable multi-band radio products.

Leads a multidisciplinary team of 20+ electrical, mechanical, and drafting engineers developing rugged custom electronics for defense programs. Responsibilities include architecting hardware strategies, directing design reviews, mentoring engineers, managing the hardware development lifecycle from requirements through environmental qualification, coordinating with procurement and program teams, supporting proposals, and overseeing technical execution. The role requires expertise in digital and mixed-signal designs, embedded processors, FPGAs, high-speed interfaces, and EVM or CAM.

Leads hardware development programs and a multidisciplinary team of electrical, mechanical, and drafting engineers. Drives architecture, design reviews, hardware strategy, lifecycle execution, verification, environmental qualification, and technical problem-solving for rugged digital and mixed-signal electronics. Coordinates engineering, procurement, operations, and program management; supports proposals, hardware baselines, effort estimation, and execution using hardware processes and earned value or cost account management practices.

Leads a multidisciplinary team of 20+ electrical, mechanical, and drafting engineers developing rugged custom electronics. Responsibilities include architecting hardware strategies, guiding high-speed digital and mixed-signal designs, leading design reviews, mentoring engineers, managing hardware lifecycle execution, coordinating with procurement and program teams, supporting proposals, and aligning technical delivery with program constraints through EVM or CAM.

Designs and supports testing, troubleshooting, integration, verification, and production transition for complex high-speed digital circuit cards and electronic modules. Responsibilities include defect root-cause resolution, test and design improvements, technical documentation, engineering change orders, corrective actions, and training manufacturing personnel. The role collaborates across engineering, operations, quality, and manufacturing teams throughout the product lifecycle.

Lead multidisciplinary hardware engineering teams of 20+ through the design and development of complex electro-mechanical defense products. Lead design reviews, coordinate with engineering, procurement, operations, and program management, and support schedules, budgets, metrics, hardware development processes, proposals, staffing, and technical execution. The role focuses on electronic warfare and countermeasure technologies for defense applications.

Leads advanced troubleshooting, hardware bring-up, validation, and root-cause analysis for Arm-based AI compute platforms, including server blades, motherboards, power systems, and rack-scale infrastructure. Diagnoses thermal, power, networking, BIOS, and BMC issues; supports qualification and deployment; develops troubleshooting documentation; collaborates with engineering and data center teams; mentors junior staff; and participates in on-call support.

Designs, integrates, tests, and transitions complex high-speed digital circuit cards and electronic modules into production. Leads verification, troubleshooting, defect resolution, root-cause analysis, and design improvements. Creates technical documentation, collaborates with engineering, operations, quality, customers, and suppliers, and mentors junior engineers and technicians. Requires digital hardware design experience and eligibility for a Department of Defense security clearance; active Secret clearance is preferred.

Design and develop aerospace hardware components, including schematics and PCB layouts, for ring laser gyro and MEMS sensor products. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define requirements, perform hardware testing and validation, and ensure reliability and performance. The role requires expertise in circuit design, electronic components, debugging, and aerospace hardware development while working in a hybrid Clearwater, Florida environment.

Leads the design, development, integration, testing, and validation of advanced aerospace hardware systems and components. Creates and reviews schematics and PCB layouts, troubleshoots hardware, ensures performance, reliability, safety, and compliance, and collaborates with cross-functional teams to deliver technical solutions.

Design and develop aerospace hardware components, including schematic capture and PCB layout. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define requirements, specifications, and technical solutions. Perform hardware testing and validation to ensure product performance, quality, and reliability. The role supports innovative aviation technologies and requires effective teamwork in a hybrid Clearwater, Florida work environment.

Leads a small multidisciplinary engineering team developing and demonstrating multi-rack hardware systems using COTS servers, Ethernet switches, and related equipment. Owns hardware schedules, cost-account management, technology roadmaps, program status communication, and customer delivery. Supports systems deployed and maintained domestically and overseas. Requires hardware solution leadership, rack-based systems experience, Agile hardware development knowledge, and eligibility for a TS/SCI clearance.

Design, develop, integrate, and qualify electronic test hardware for aerospace products across development, production, verification, and repair. Define digital, analog, power, FPGA, and mixed-signal test architectures; develop schematics; support PCB layout, board bring-up, validation, ATE integration, fault isolation, and test coverage. Lead multiple hardware programs, perform root-cause investigations, support compliance and qualification activities, and mentor junior engineers.

Supports the design and development of aerospace hardware systems, including schematic capture, PCB layout, requirements definition, testing, validation, troubleshooting, and technical support. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to ensure product reliability, performance, and compliance with aerospace standards. The role is hybrid in Phoenix, with the first 90 days fully onsite.

Leads multidisciplinary teams developing rugged custom electronics for electronic combat systems. Responsibilities include architecting hardware strategies, directing design reviews, mentoring engineers, coordinating with procurement and program management, defining hardware baselines, estimating technical effort, and guiding designs from requirements through PCB development, verification, and environmental qualification.

Leads multidisciplinary teams developing rugged custom electronics, including high-speed digital and mixed-signal circuit cards with embedded processors, FPGAs, and serial interfaces. Owns hardware architecture, design reviews, lifecycle execution, verification, environmental qualification, cost and schedule alignment, and technical coordination across engineering, procurement, operations, and program management. Also supports mentoring, proposal capture, hardware baselines, and technical effort estimation.

Leads multidisciplinary hardware engineering teams developing rugged custom electronics for electronic combat systems. Responsibilities include architecting hardware strategies, conducting design reviews, mentoring engineers, coordinating with procurement and program management, defining hardware baselines, estimating technical effort, and guiding designs from requirements through verification and environmental qualification.

Lead hardware engineering teams developing aerospace avionics for airborne traffic, collision avoidance, and surveillance systems. Responsibilities include board, mechanical, FPGA, and safety coordination; hardware requirements management in DOORS; verification and validation testing; customer engagement; production interface; project planning; troubleshooting; and mentoring engineers. The role requires compliance with DO-160 and DO-254 standards and supports hybrid work in Phoenix, Arizona.

Designs and develops digital circuit and unit hardware for aerospace applications, including requirements, architecture, modeling, analysis, testing, verification, and production support. Leads technical reviews, supplier management recommendations, performance tracking, lifecycle engineering support, and future product research. The role requires close collaboration across satellite electronics teams and is fully onsite in El Segundo, California.

Develop and sustain Rubrik cloud data management appliances from inception through shipment. Qualify enterprise x86 server platforms, storage devices, network adapters, firmware, and software deliverables. Create test plans, automated test scripts, SOPs, and test instructions; install operating systems; investigate and debug hardware and system issues to the component and firmware level; and drive customer and field issues to resolution with internal teams, operations, OEMs, and field engineers.

Designs complex high-speed digital circuit card assemblies and backplanes, supports integration, testing, troubleshooting, and production transition, and drives defect resolution and design improvements. Develops technical documentation, interfaces with customers and suppliers, supports corrective actions, and mentors junior engineers. The role requires independent technical judgment, cross-functional collaboration, and leadership throughout hardware development.

Designs and supports integration, testing, troubleshooting, and production transition of complex electronic backplanes and high-speed digital circuit card assemblies. The role drives defect resolution, root-cause and corrective-action activities, test and design improvements, technical documentation, and coordination with engineering, operations, quality, customers, and suppliers. The engineer also mentors junior staff and leads technical tasks to completion.