Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Electrical Hardware Engineer will develop and validate electronic systems for an optical switching platform, focusing on hardware bring-up, debugging, and integration with MEMS technology.

Design and develop 3U/6U VPX SBCs, FPGA, switch, and I/O cards; translate system requirements into hardware designs; perform analysis, verification, testing and production support; author design documentation; mentor junior engineers and improve product performance, reliability, and time-to-market.

Design, develop, simulate, layout, build, and test electronic hardware and PCBs. Translate system requirements into hardware architectures, prepare manufacturing documentation, support prototype debugging, and collaborate with cross-functional teams while independently driving projects to completion.

The Senior Hardware Systems Engineer will lead hardware pathfinding for LPU platforms, manage system architecture decisions, and oversee system debugging and program execution while collaborating with multiple teams to deliver production-ready systems.

Develop and support RTL generation tools, automate workflows, enhance algorithms in C++ for logic insertion and Verilog processing, and improve tool quality.

Lead verification strategy and execution for advanced hardware prefetch in high-performance out-of-order CPU cores. Define test plans, checkers, assertions, coverage, and stimulus to validate prefetch training, stream management, request generation, DCache interactions, CSR configurability, and corner cases. Collaborate with architects, RTL, performance, and software teams; apply simulation, formal, emulation, and performance validation; drive debug, coverage closure, and mentor engineering teams to raise DV quality and reusable methodology.

The Hardware Test Engineer will design and automate test systems, develop cross-functional solutions, handle test equipment, and manage projects related to battery and power systems for Starlink.

Lead end-to-end reliability program for a Waymo hardware product (e.g., LiDAR) across development, verification, production ramp, and field deployment. Define reliability processes (DFMEA, FTA), develop test and validation programs with vendors, create roadmaps and schedules, evaluate designs and vendors, manage failure analysis and root-cause resolution, and mitigate program-level reliability risks.

Own hardware platform end-to-end: evaluate and qualify x86/ARM compute and networking components; bring up and tune Linux for real-time, safety-critical workloads; build fleet health, diagnostics, and observability tooling; implement platform security (Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, disk encryption); design and execute hardware validation campaigns and maintain hardware compatibility matrix.

Lead hardware integration for shipboard electromechanical assemblies during TMRR, manage requirements, MBSE/Cameo review, verification/validation, integration planning, lab testing, troubleshooting, cross-functional coordination, technical reviews, trade studies, and mentor early-career engineers.

The Senior/Staff Hardware Design Engineer will lead hardware design and system integration for AI/datacenter motherboard development, ensuring architectural alignment and performing rigorous analysis and optimization.

The Sr. Staff Hardware Design Engineer will oversee hardware system engineering for AI products, handle schematic capture and PCB design, and coordinate with teams for product compliance and validation.

The Hardware Design Engineer will oversee hardware system development including schematics, PCB layout, and component selection while collaborating with various teams for product testing and validation.

Responsible for Design Verification Testing and sustaining of new hardware products, including creating test plans, debugging, and ensuring performance specifications are met.

The Staff Hardware Design Engineer will lead hardware system development for AI products, focusing on schematic design, PCB layout, compliance, and cross-team collaboration.

Design, develop, and validate electronic hardware for automotive control modules. Responsibilities include schematic design, circuit and thermal analysis, PCB layout oversight, BOM selection, supplier interfacing, prototype and production support, EMC testing, customer liaison, and documentation for software-hardware integration.

The Hardware Test Engineer will work on software development with a focus on JavaScript and/or Python, with preferred experience in LabVIEW. Responsibilities include conducting tests and ensuring the quality of hardware systems.

As a Hardware Test Engineer on Starlink, you will develop and deploy advanced test systems for satellite hardware, ensuring functionality and reliability in space environments.

The Hardware Test Automation Engineer designs and automates testing systems for satellite technologies, improving capabilities and safety while collaborating with teams.

Develop and deliver system-level IP and RTL to measure performance on GPUs/SOCs. Create and automate flows, run/debug RTL checks (CDC, clocks, resets, latency), implement RTL features, and collaborate with architects, designers, and software engineers to support projects and performance monitoring.

Lead design and testing of fault-tolerant hardware interfaces for traffic controllers and sensors. Develop lab and field test plans, debug communications with vendors, integrate monitoring/alerts with RapidView, and support on-device deployment automation to expand Surtrac deployments.

The Senior Hardware Engineer will design and implement hardware circuitry for foodservice appliances, collaborate with teams, and lead product development projects.

Lead hardware integration and qualification testing: develop test requirements and procedures, execute and analyze tests, manage test equipment, lead cross-functional test events, perform root-cause analysis, and report results to stakeholders and customers.

Lead hardware/software integration for datacenter and avionics systems: deploy and configure OS and virtualization, integrate and test hardware/software, install rack systems and cabling, configure networking gear, troubleshoot systems, interpret engineering drawings, and collaborate in lab and production environments with up to 25% travel.

Design and develop system and PCB architectures from concept through production for high-performance networking platforms. Select components, create schematics and design files, support layout, debug system-level issues, assist software integration, and support testing, compliance, and manufacturing transfer.