Top Entry Level Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Mechanical Engineer I will assist in mechanical design, prototype development, and testing per Navy standards, focusing on drawing standards and 3D modeling.

The Metallurgist will develop automotive technologies, perform statistical evaluations, communicate effectively, and work in various physical environments involving mechanical parts.

As an Avionics Hardware Engineer I, you will design and test electronics for the Terran R launch vehicle, overseeing development from concept to flight maturity and collaborating across teams for optimal vehicle integration.

Design high-performance analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters, including circuits from specification to market introduction, while evaluating silicon and utilizing lab equipment.

As an Engineer I-Design, you will design, simulate, and verify RTL-based blocks, focusing on high-speed design techniques and FPGA implementation.

The Mechanical Engineer I position involves HVAC and mechanical utility system design under supervision, focusing on calculations, assessments, and coordination with teams.

The Engineer will maintain and repair equipment on inland towing vessels, assist in overhauls, manage inventory, and ensure compliance.

The Future Technician (Mechanic) will provide maintenance and repair for heavy equipment, assist in training, and ensure safe job practices.

Field Service Technician will travel to customer sites for assembly, repair, and maintenance of mechanical presses, ensuring safety and quality work standards.

The Engineer II performs routine technical work in engineering design, manufacturing, and operation under general supervision, handling special projects and writing ECNs.