Top Entry Level Hardware Engineer Jobs

Join a team to design high-performance analog and RF circuits for HDD products, engaging in the full design cycle from concept to production.

The Mechanical Engineer will design and develop mechanical systems, manage project engineering tasks, and communicate with clients, while collaborating with sales and production teams.

The Powertrain Product Engineer I designs and releases powertrain hardware components, manages test plans, interfaces with suppliers, and supports production launches and prototypes.

The Hardware Engineer I supports product development by designing and testing circuitry and PCBA, collaborating with teams and optimizing designs for manufacturability.

Design and develop battery packs while ensuring safety and performance. Collaborate in testing and prototyping new designs, managing CAD models.

As an entry-level mechanical engineer, you will assist in HVAC system designs, prepare building load calculations, and perform site visits under supervision.

Bench Techs perform in-house repair and maintenance of company products, diagnose failures, and manage repair documentation and inventory.

Assist with troubleshooting and diagnosing mechanical problems on equipment at customer sites, requiring strong mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn.

The Mechanical Engineer evaluates plant machines for reliability, provides technical support, plans maintenance, troubleshoots PLC issues, and collaborates with teams to improve processes.

The Services Technician supports basic equipment setup, configuration, and troubleshooting of hardware and software for clients, collaborating with engineering teams for installations and maintenance.