Top Senior Hardware Engineer Jobs

Drive end-to-end system development for electronic systems, focusing on hardware design, system integration, debugging, and collaborating with teams. Lead chipset bring-up and optimize design for manufacturing.

Lead cross-functional hardware development from concept through production: define system architectures, allocate functionality across mechanical/electrical/RF/software/test, drive trade studies, manage interfaces, mitigate technical risks, run technical reviews, and collaborate with manufacturing and suppliers to deliver reliable defense hardware in operational environments.

Design and develop system power hardware for next-generation networking platforms, from component selection and schematic design through board bring-up, debugging, validation, testing, margin analysis, and root-cause analysis. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure robust, manufacturable, high-performance power delivery.

Design and develop hardware from concept through production, perform schematic entry and PCB layout in Altium, prototype and test circuits, debug and validate electronics, collaborate with firmware, mechanical, and sourcing teams, work with suppliers, manage project schedules, perform peer reviews, and mentor other engineers.

Lead hardware integration and test activities: develop test strategies and procedures, design test fixtures, execute system-level tests, investigate failures, debug CCAs, collaborate with hardware/software/manufacturing teams, and improve test infrastructure for performance, reliability, and production readiness.

As a Sr. Hardware Development Engineer, you'll design, build, and test electronics for ground stations, performing failure analysis and collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams.

Serve as Cisco's domain authority for memory technologies: select, validate, and qualify DRAM/advanced memory for products. Collaborate with design, manufacturing, quality, and vendors to improve memory RAS, lead failure analysis and corrective actions, and influence vendor roadmaps and component choices for next-generation platforms.

Lead system- and board-level design for hyperscaler switches: define specs, create schematics/PCB, FPGA/ASIC design and bring-up, debug high-speed interfaces, coordinate across ASIC, SI, software, diagnostics, manufacturing, and supplier teams to resolve design issues.

Lead end-to-end hardware design for high-speed Ethernet switches: author specs, select components, capture schematics, collaborate on PCB layout and SI/PI simulations, specify stackups, work with contract manufacturers, perform lab bring-up and complex system debug with software/test teams, drive DFM for production, and mentor junior engineers.

The Hardware Verification Engineer will create test plans, write UVM/SystemVerilog code, and collaborate with teams to implement verification strategies for complex IPs in SoC and chiplet designs.

Design and validate next-generation network switches: create system block diagrams, review schematics/layouts, perform hardware bring-up, debugging, validation, and yield bring-up with ODM/JDM partners. Collaborate with ASIC and component suppliers, software teams, and cross-functional groups through NPI to production and sustainment.

Provide technical customer enablement for NVIDIA datacenter products: create hardware design collateral, review server designs (thermal, mechanical, electrical, SI/PI), perform hardware debug and lab validation, reproduce and track issues, and work cross-functionally to resolve system integration problems for x86 and ARM server platforms.

The Hardware Systems Engineer will lead interdisciplinary projects on the development and optimization of Mill's food recycling technology, focusing on system performance and collaboration with various engineering teams.

Lead and grow the Hardware Reliability & Test organization, define and execute vehicle and subsystem qualification, refine quantitative reliability models, own test frameworks and databases, provide shared test resources, and communicate reliability and test status to leadership and customers.

Lead cross-functional silicon HW/SW integration for complex SoCs/ASICs across lifecycle: pre-silicon planning, lab bring-up, firmware integration, board design, and system-level debug.

Lead development and deployment of automated hardware test capabilities for satellite subsystems. Build Python-based test frameworks, control lab instrumentation, run verification campaigns, analyze results, and collaborate with electrical, mechanical, and software teams to ensure repeatable, reliable hardware validation.

The Staff Hardware Systems Engineer leads the design and troubleshooting of embedded systems, ensuring hardware meets performance specifications and quality standards while collaborating with cross-functional teams on technical decisions.

Lead hardware for ODSP chip programs from PRD through mass production. Own architecture-level technical decisions, coordinate cross-functional global teams, drive design, tape-out, bring-up, silicon validation and qualification, resolve post-silicon issues, and mentor hardware engineers while improving design methodology and delivery quality.

Design and implement board-level manufacturing test hardware and fixtures, define ICT/functional/test/programming/calibration strategies, deploy and sustain test solutions with contract manufacturers, analyze yield and failure trends, and drive DFT and continuous improvements across prototype to high-volume production.

Design and implement NVLink protocol and GPU subsystem logic: micro-architecture, RTL implementation and debug, timing- and power-optimized logic design, collaborate with verification and physical design teams, support floorplan, power/clock distribution, timing closure, and back-end verification; develop supporting flows and tools.

As a Senior Hardware Systems Engineer, you will lead AI rack and cluster infrastructure designs, manage deployments, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize data center solutions.

The Senior Hardware Design Engineer develops high-speed networking hardware, conducts signal integrity simulations, mentors engineers, and integrates with various teams to ensure product success.

Responsible for designing and verifying complex digital circuits, mentoring junior engineers, collaborating with other disciplines, and providing technical guidance.

The Hardware Electronics Design Engineer III will design high voltage electronic controllers, prototype circuits, and support motor control applications. Responsibilities include researching technology trends, design reviews, and failure analysis, while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Hardware Development Engineer designs and develops high-performance GPS receivers, managing all design phases from concept to production, ensuring compliance with quality and performance standards.