Top Senior Hardware Engineer Jobs

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, 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.

Lead advanced hardware design for Honeywell Aerospace’s next-generation Head-Up Display systems. Responsibilities include schematic capture, PCB design support, hardware validation, testing, debugging, root-cause analysis, design verification, qualification, and integration with software and systems engineering. The role provides technical leadership and mentorship while ensuring compliance with aerospace standards and customer requirements throughout development and production.

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 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 failure analysis and root-cause corrective actions for networking hardware issues from field and factory sources. Analyze quality metrics, debug complex board- and system-level hardware, review new-product test reports, and drive quality improvements, change management, and multisourcing activities. Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, operations, customer support, vendors, and customers. Provide technical leadership, document lessons learned, and mentor junior engineers.

Leads development of automated and agentic debugging solutions for large-scale datacenter fleet health systems. Collaborates across hardware, firmware, and software teams to perform root-cause analysis, reduce defects, improve reliability, and create reusable fixes, runbooks, tests, and automated checks. Establishes operational limits, evidence standards, quality controls, and rollback mechanisms for AI-driven systems while using telemetry and reliability engineering methods to improve mission-critical infrastructure.

Lead the design, integration, testing, and troubleshooting of high-speed digital circuit cards and electronic systems for radar, electronic warfare, and sensing prototypes. Responsibilities include architecture, interface and clocking definition, signal and power integrity analysis, simulation, documentation, supplier and government interaction, performance validation, and mentoring junior engineers. The role leads small multidisciplinary teams and supports field-deployable prototype development.

Provides technical leadership for radar hardware design, development, integration, sustainment, architecture, and lifecycle management. Oversees hardware processes, development plans, requirements flow-down, cost and schedule performance, risk management, reviews, configuration changes, and quality. Leads cross-functional collaboration, proposal support, and Configuration Control Board activities while mentoring engineers and ensuring compliance with program requirements.

Leads qualification and validation for HDD, SSD, NVMe, and PCIe solutions used in Azure infrastructure. Develops automated test suites and strategies covering performance, reliability, security, interoperability, error recovery, and fleet scenarios. Analyzes failures and field incidents, partners with suppliers on root-cause resolution, validates hardware, firmware, drivers, and system interactions, and leads cross-functional technical initiatives while mentoring engineers.

Designs, tests, installs, and maintains computing hardware, electrical components, RF communication systems, and SATCOM ground terminals. Provides hands-on operations and maintenance support, fault isolation, corrective and preventive maintenance, discrepancy resolution, troubleshooting, procedure development, training, and technical direction in a real-time communications environment. Coordinates with contractors and customers, develops recovery plans, performs hardware replacement and testing, and supports complex networked systems at an overseas site.

Provides technical leadership and product engineering ownership for custom integrated circuits from development through production transfer. Defines fabrication, wafer-test, characterization, qualification, and reliability requirements; analyzes yield, risk, and reliability data; leads ESD evaluations and wafer-level DOE experiments; manages development wafer inventory; resolves complex issues with design, test, operations, quality, reliability, and fabrication suppliers; and delivers robust test solutions and stable yields for production handoff.

Designs and develops embedded hardware and PCBs using processors such as i.MX, ESP32, and STM32. Responsibilities include schematic capture, PCB layout, high-speed design, signal and power integrity, thermal and EMI/EMC analysis, board bring-up, lab testing, debugging, compliance certification, and supplier collaboration. Sensor integration, customer coordination, and cross-functional engineering support are also involved.

Designs, installs, tests, maintains, and troubleshoots RF and SATCOM hardware across multiple frequency bands. Performs site surveys, antenna and rack installation, RF measurements, link-budget analysis, and anti-jamming activities. Produces engineering drawings, plans, test reports, and maintenance documentation. Leads inspection and maintenance teams, mentors personnel, supports remote deployments, and collaborates with cross-functional engineering and program teams. Requires worldwide travel of up to 15%.

Designs, tests, evaluates, and supports RF, analog, and digital hardware for electronic warfare systems, including receivers, transmitters, antennas, radomes, and anti-jam GPS systems. Performs digital circuit card design, laboratory testing, computer-aided circuit design, technical documentation, vendor evaluation, and test report analysis. Develops MATLAB-based automated engineering tests and uses signal generators and spectrum analyzers.

Designs, tests, and supports RF, analog, and digital hardware for electronic warfare systems, including receivers, transmitters, antennas, radomes, and anti-jam GPS systems. Responsibilities include digital circuit card design, laboratory testing, computer-aided circuit design, test equipment evaluation, production support, project documentation, vendor evaluation, and MATLAB-based automated engineering testing.

Implements server-room hardware solutions end to end, including cable installation and termination, rack and cable-table design, customer-site hardware integration, procurement, documentation, troubleshooting, and cross-functional coordination. The role requires active Secret clearance, eligibility for TS/SCI, hands-on data-center cabling and rack installation experience, and at least three years of relevant hardware engineering or integration experience.

Researches, designs, develops, tests, troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains custom and commercial computing hardware and electrical components. Responsibilities include hardware fault analysis, signal tracing, root-cause analysis, preventive maintenance, repair procedure development, lab equipment management, vendor evaluation, test-report analysis, and technical documentation. Collaborates across engineering and manufacturing disciplines to resolve complex hardware issues and support design, development, and production activities.

Designs and develops complex digital or analog circuit boards and computing hardware. Responsibilities include component selection, signal integrity and EMI analysis, power distribution design, PCB stack-up specification, layout and routing oversight, and hardware validation and integration. The role also coordinates technical documentation, evaluates vendors, analyzes test reports, and ensures designs meet customer and contract requirements.

Lead hardware engineering for Automated Test Equipment programs supporting F-35 training systems. Coach electrical and mechanical engineers, develop hardware systems and subsystems, track hardware and software activities, ensure milestones and compliance, resolve technical issues, and support program execution. The role requires mechanical and electrical design, troubleshooting, 3D modeling, schematic interpretation, and hardware engineering process expertise.

Designs, develops, integrates, and tests electrical and electronic systems for advanced defense and aerospace mission systems. Responsibilities include circuit and system analysis, schematic and technical documentation development, prototype bring-up, troubleshooting, integration, testing, and technical guidance. The role collaborates across engineering, manufacturing, software, and test teams and supports radar, electronic warfare, communications, avionics, and processing technologies.

Designs, develops, installs, integrates, and tests computing hardware and electrical components for aerospace and defense systems. Responsibilities include chassis and rack installation design, technical documentation, vendor evaluation, test report analysis, cable diagram modification, task execution, and solution documentation. The role requires collaboration, occasional travel to installation and test sites, physical activity, and an active Secret clearance.

Designs automated test station software and integrates it with RF, digital, analog, and power hardware. Develops C/C++, Java, and LabVIEW test solutions, performs hardware and software validation, troubleshoots mission-critical systems, documents designs, evaluates vendors, and supports proposals. The role also uses MATLAB, RF measurement equipment, Linux and Windows administration, distributed computing, and AI prompting techniques. A Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship are required.