Top Senior Hardware Engineer Jobs

Design, implement, and deploy ML inference engines on custom FPGA/ASIC hardware. Perform HW/SW co-design with traders and researchers, optimize neural networks for low latency, and build quantization/compression tools to translate ML frameworks to RTL for rapid production deployment.

Leads hardware scope for space systems RF electronics programs, owning cost, schedule, technical content, CAM, and Earned Value reporting. Oversees technical execution across engineering disciplines, resolves hardware issues, supports integration, participates in design and peer reviews, manages risks and technical performance, and provides technical leadership without direct people management. The role requires expertise in hardware engineering processes and may involve space, RF, C4ISR, and payload technologies.

Design and develop automotive electronic hardware for Ford’s electric vehicle programs. Responsibilities include requirements capture, schematic design, component selection, power electronics implementation, worst-case and thermal analysis, PCB layout reviews, functional safety support, hardware bring-up, troubleshooting, failure analysis, and validation test definition. The role collaborates across engineering teams to deliver production-ready designs and requires hands-on automotive electronics experience.

Leads board hardware design projects from requirements through schematic creation, simulation, layout coordination, validation, bring-up, debugging, and engineering changes. Collaborates with architects, product managers, mechanical and physical design engineers, signal integrity teams, firmware, validation, customers, and contractors. Designs high-speed PCBs and DC/DC regulator circuits, manages components and bills of materials, writes functional specifications and test plans, and supports multiple concurrent assignments.

Design and oversee high-quality audio components, ensure system functionality, conduct rigorous testing, and drive innovations to enhance performance in luxury audio systems.

The Principal Hardware Engineer will focus on improving robotics reliability, electrical integrity during production, and collaborating with an international engineering team to enhance designs for real-world usage.

Lead design and validation of high-frequency analog and mixed-signal hardware for test and measurement products. Define architectures, design and simulate circuits, guide PCB layout, develop validation strategies, own designs through production, mentor engineers, collaborate cross-functionally, and support supplier and factory activities.

Own hardware architecture, schematic design, validation, debugging, and production support for processor-based wireless products, including 5G hotspots and fixed wireless access devices. Design digital and mixed-signal subsystems, power and connectivity interfaces, and support PCB reviews, compliance, manufacturing, certification, and sustaining activities. Collaborate across engineering and supplier teams, lead complex development projects, troubleshoot hardware issues, and mentor junior engineers.

The Hardware Engineer will evaluate silicon technology for IP and product designs, focusing on technology assessment, design enablement, and collaboration with foundry and design teams. Responsibilities include test structure layout, simulation, silicon characterization, and ensuring design quality across multiple projects.

Pipeline hiring for hardware engineers at all experience levels. Work includes circuit board design, schematic capture, component selection and prototype bring-up, hardware debug/testing and failure analysis, integration with firmware/software teams, and design for manufacturability with production handoff.

Lead hardware design and development of complex DoD embedded systems including 3U/6U VPX SBCs, FPGA, switch, and I/O cards. Provide technical leadership across architecture, testing, qualification, production support, documentation, and mentoring to deliver high-reliability hardware solutions.

Design and develop digital hardware systems for avionics and radio test equipment, including high-speed buses and embedded processors.

Own the full lifecycle of a large-scale HPC and AI compute fleet, including bare-metal provisioning, firmware and BIOS management, hardware troubleshooting, performance tuning, capacity planning, security hardening, and infrastructure automation. Validate next-generation NVIDIA platforms, collaborate with software, networking, and vendor teams, resolve complex component issues, and mentor junior engineers.

Design, implement, verify, debug, and deploy FPGA IP modules for Arria X and Cyclone V platforms. Develop Python and Bash automation frameworks, collaborate on FPGA-to-software APIs and hardware/software integration, create technical documentation, and evaluate tools and methodologies. Requires hands-on FPGA development, HDL proficiency, Intel/Altera toolchain experience, digital signal processing knowledge, scripting skills, and a relevant engineering degree or equivalent experience.

Develops, modifies, installs, tests, documents, and supports hardware for military training and simulation devices. Responsibilities include hardware design, diagnostics, equipment configuration, technical specifications, drawings, stress and performance testing, inventory and license compliance, and test-group support. The role requires collaboration with engineering and testing teams, occasional deployment travel, technical presentations, and compliance with government security and data-protection requirements.

Lead hardware and software core development for ADAS sensors across vehicle programs. Own requirements, design reviews, sourcing, failure mode and functional safety analyses, validation and launch support, supplier management, and quality documentation (DFMEA, DVP&R, WCCA). Troubleshoot hardware/software/packaging issues, define testing and durability needs, and drive warranty reduction and continuous improvement.

The Senior Electronic Hardware Engineer will lead hardware design and development, manage project requirements, and mentor team members, ensuring successful project execution.

The role involves enhancing hardware performance, working on prototypes, analyzing data from engineering experiments, and communicating results to customers.

Provide strategic technical leadership for board-level hardware design across defense and aerospace programs. Architect high-speed digital boards (400G+ Ethernet, PCIe Gen5+, DDR5+), drive design-for-manufacturing/test, lead proposals and BOE, mentor engineers, and champion signal integrity, EMI, and reliability practices for ruggedized mission-critical systems.

Lead design and development of ruggedized board-level hardware for defense/aerospace systems. Architect high-speed digital boards (FPGAs, secure processing, PCIe, DDR5, 400G Ethernet), establish design standards, ensure manufacturability and verification, support proposals, and mentor engineering teams through production.

Design and develop next-gen HMI hardware: define architecture for SoC-based modules, create schematics and PCB layouts, perform SI/PI/thermal analysis, design and calibrate sensor boards, run bring-up and lab/field/EDVT testing, support global certification (FCC/IC/CE), and coordinate fabrication, assembly, and integration.

Lead hardware development for next-generation enterprise storage: architect systems, design PCBs, validate and automate hardware tests, perform failure analysis with oscilloscopes and bus analyzers, and ensure power, SI, and thermal integrity for high-speed interfaces.

Design and verify integrated hardware and test solutions (console/panel layouts, power/cooling, RF, analog/digital). Develop and integrate SW/HW test systems, use lab test equipment, troubleshoot anomalies, support requirements verification, and work with ATE and schematic/layout tools. Position requires U.S. citizenship, ability to obtain Secret clearance and Special Program Access; on-site in Waynesboro, VA with ~10% travel.

Design and develop integrated hardware test solutions including console and panel layouts, power/cooling monitoring, RF and electronic circuit design. Support SW/HW integration, requirements verification, lab testing, anomaly investigation, and documentation. Lead technical work while ensuring cost, schedule, and producibility constraints are met.

Lead hardware development of complex DoD embedded systems including 3U/6U VPX SBCs, FPGA, switch, and I/O cards. Provide technical leadership from architecture through testing, qualification, and production; drive design trade-offs, mentor engineers, establish best practices, and support manufacturing and qualification activities.