Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Board Hardware Engineer leads board designs, collaborates with teams on specifications, conducts simulations, and supports new designs and troubleshooting.

The Hardware Engineer will develop and execute hardware testing, collaborating with engineers and suppliers, and encompassing documentation and infrastructure development.

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

As a Hardware Engineer II, you'll design and develop hardware systems for spacecraft and conduct performance testing while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

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

Designs hardware for industrial communications products, conducts circuit analysis and testing, creates production documentation, and supports product compliance and development through collaboration with cross-functional teams.

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

As a Hardware Engineer, you will develop and execute component and system-level hardware testing, collaborate with teams, and create testing documentation and infrastructure.

The Hardware Engineer analyzes and optimizes hardware infrastructure, manages inventory, develops specifications, and supports data center operations and maintenance tasks.

The Hardware Engineer develops and deploys integrated hardware and software test platforms, collaborating with teams for customer R&D evaluation and ensuring successful product characterization.

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.

As an Associate Hardware Engineer, you will design and test hardware for power grid devices, develop specifications, and manage project documentation.

The Hardware Engineer will design and develop electrical components, focusing on product development, circuit design, troubleshooting, and managing technical employees.

The Hardware Developer will design and maintain critical network paths focusing on low-latency digital logic design and software interfacing drivers.

The Digital Verification Engineer will verify hardware, collaborate with ML teams, develop test benches, and enhance tool usability while establishing quality criteria and automating processes.

Design and develop hardware for onboard operational technology, including schematic design, PCB layout, and testing to military standards. Collaborate with teams to analyze and improve designs, ensuring specifications and safety factors are met.

Design and validate high-speed analog mixed-signal circuits for data center connectivity. Analyze, modify, and evaluate electronic components based on specifications. Develop circuit test plans and debug designs for manufacturability.

As a Senior ASIC Design Engineer at NVIDIA, you will improve methodologies and deliver system-level IP for performance measurement in GPUs and SOCs, requiring strong RTL design and verification skills.

The Senior Mask Design Engineer will perform layout for mixed-signal circuits, working with VLSI products and cross-functionally with engineers.

Lead validation activities for GPU and CPU modules, design validation plans, collaborate across teams, and execute electrical testing.

The Senior Hardware Test Engineer will oversee hardware functionality, create test plans, coordinate with teams, solve problems, and enhance farm processes.

Design and implement GPU sub-system modules, make architectural trade-offs, and deliver fully verified designs while collaborating with various teams.

The ATE Senior Hardware Engineer develops and qualifies socket technology for IC testing, provides hardware solutions, and drives continuous improvement in hardware design.

As an ASIC Design Engineer, you will develop methodologies and RTL for performance monitoring of GPUs and SOCs, working alongside senior engineers and team members.

The Hardware Systems Engineer leads the design, development, and qualification of complex hardware systems and interfaces with multiple stakeholders throughout the lifecycle.