Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Senior Digital Hardware Engineer designs and develops digital hardware systems for avionics and radio test equipment, utilizing EDA tools and high-speed buses.

Support sustaining engineering efforts for hardware infrastructure, troubleshoot server hardware, and develop operational standards at DigitalOcean.

The role involves optimizing and troubleshooting data center hardware, resolving issues, collaborating with teams, and maintaining standards for operations.

As a Hardware Sustaining Engineer, you'll support the engineering of hardware infrastructure, troubleshoot issues, and enhance operational standards in cloud services.

Support sustaining engineering efforts for DigitalOcean hardware infrastructure, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate across teams to enhance operational capabilities.

Support sustaining engineering efforts for hardware infrastructure, resolving issues in tooling and firmware, and improving operational capabilities in a cloud environment.

As a Hardware Engineer focusing on magnetics design, you'll analyze, develop, and test custom magnetic components, and optimize sensors while ensuring compliance with industry standards and collaborating with various engineering teams.

The Hardware Engineer will analyze, design, and develop analog and digital circuits, manage hardware projects, and prepare documentation for SEL's products supporting power systems.

The Hardware Engineer designs, develops, evaluates, and tests hardware components for the IaaS infrastructure, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

The Hardware Engineer will design, prototype, and document electronic components, work with QA, and support sales with technical assistance, focusing on life safety solutions.

Design and develop advanced digital electronics hardware for aerospace applications, ensuring compliance to specifications and collaborating across teams.

Develop and manage hardware projects focused on M-Code GPS receivers, leading design engineers, and ensuring product development from concept to verification.

Lead and conduct post-silicon validation for AI compute blades and racks, ensuring performance meets product standards while collaborating with multiple teams and mentoring engineers.

The ECLS Hardware Engineer will design and develop hardware for Environmental Control and Life Support systems in spacecraft, including fluid systems and mechanical design. Responsibilities include managing the lifecycle of ECLS components and ensuring compliance with technical standards.

The role involves designing high-speed optical modules, collaborating across disciplines, and leading validation and optimization efforts for optical transceivers with a focus on industry standards.

As the Founding Hardware Engineer, you will design the hardware for tactile systems in humanoid robotics, focusing on PCB design, firmware development, and partner management.

As a Founding Hardware Engineer, you'll lead the design and development of robust hardware for aviation environments, ensuring reliable data streaming and regulatory compliance.

The Lead Hardware Engineer designs and develops hardware, evaluates optical/RF components, coordinates with firmware and manufacturing, and supports customers.

The role involves debugging hardware issues, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and delivering root cause analysis for high-speed networking products.

As a Staff Hardware Engineer, design and develop complex hardware solutions for advanced network measurement products, ensuring integration and reliability through detailed analyses and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Responsible for end-to-end development of vehicle components and systems, focusing on design, validation, feasibility, and project management to ensure high-quality solutions.

The Hardware Engineer designs and develops custom hardware solutions for autonomous vehicles, oversees vendor operations, and ensures compliance with industry standards.

The Hardware Engineer I will develop and execute test plans for sensors, ensure quality delivery, and work on system-level requirements with teams.

As a Hardware Engineer II, you will analyze hardware requirements, develop sensors, maintain databases, and ensure alignment with system goals, driving the validation of sensor performance.

Lead multi-discipline hardware teams in design and development for defense systems. Responsibilities include project management, team leadership, and ensuring quality in hardware engineering processes.