Top Entry Level Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Quantum Applications Engineer will support quantum technology research by developing heterogeneous quantum networks, utilizing quantum technologies for practical applications, and advancing quantum algorithms. Responsibilities include team-based research, conducting evaluations on quantum systems, and conveying scientific information through presentations and technical papers.

The Backend Software Engineer will design and develop the digital identity infrastructure, leveraging technical expertise to deliver software solutions for a scalable platform. Responsibilities include guiding software features from product inception to production, maintaining communication with stakeholders, overseeing testing, and producing quality code while solving complex problems.

Ensuring EHS compliance at manufacturing locations in Stratford, CT, providing support and guidance, conducting audits, coordinating corrective actions, and promoting a strong EHS culture through training and program development.

As a Graduate STEM Developer at Data Intellect, you'll undergo a comprehensive 3-month training program in software development, focusing on Q programming language and kdb+ database. The role involves collaborating with investment banks and hedge funds to manage and analyze big data, with opportunities for international travel after training.

The Systems Engineer Simulator will work on spacecraft simulation projects, support hardware development, design electrical components, troubleshoot systems, perform PCB design, and work in a fabrication shop. Responsibilities also include managing lab infrastructure and ensuring operational readiness of equipment and systems.

The Operations Engineer will maintain, optimize, and innovate various commercial manufacturing equipment and systems, ensuring safe operations and compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include supporting production, performing preventative maintenance, identifying process deficiencies, and analyzing data to improve operations.

The Quality Assurance Coordinator will maintain quality records, assist in creating and revising quality documents, manage quality samples, perform testing, and generate quality reports. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, and experience in quality assurance or a related field.