Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

Develop automotive hardware components, maintain requirements databases, collaborate with suppliers, ensure quality through test plans, and document processes.

The Hardware Engineer will design and develop electronic products for Starlink, ensuring reliable communication systems by collaborating with cross-functional teams.

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

Design, prototype, and transition thermal imaging camera hardware from schematic to production. Perform analog/digital/mixed-signal circuit design, PCB capture and layout in Altium, BOM and ERP management, lab bring-up and debug with test instrumentation, prototype soldering/rework, vendor coordination, production introduction (DFM/DFT), and sustaining engineering for fielded products.

The Automation Hardware Engineer will enhance warehouse automation systems, develop and validate PLC logic, troubleshoot equipment, and drive continuous improvements in collaboration with vendors and maintenance teams.

Designs and executes hardware test strategies for wireless power products. Develops test specs, fixtures, and software; performs component-level troubleshooting; validates product and fixture qualification; documents results and reports issues to stakeholders.

Lead board/PCB engineer translating product requirements into schematics and functional specs; selects components; performs high-speed PCB and DC/DC design, simulation and board bring-up; writes test plans; coordinates with mechanical, SI, firmware and validation teams; supports designs via ECOs and debugging.

Lead electronic hardware design and prototype development across cross-functional teams. Design schematics and PCBs, perform hardware bring-up, validation and pre-compliance testing, advise customers onsite, estimate project scope, and mentor engineers while shaping electronics strategy from concept to launch.

Manage design, vendor coordination, and production release of ATE hardware (loadboards, probe cards, test sockets, change kits). Review schematics, layouts, BOMs, support first-article builds, debug, maintain inventory, and interface with ATE test engineering for NPI.

Provide on-site hardware and client software support for users on the network/domain, install and configure IT equipment, apply workstation patches and security fixes, manage email .PSTs and licenses, support deployable communications suites (ECK), and follow AFCENT/SPIN-C directives for equipment handling and configuration.

Perform deep technical teardown and architectural analysis of AI/datacenter hardware (GPUs, CPUs, ASICs). Drive sample preparation, failure analysis, use FIB/SEM/X-ray tools, interpret design/process trade-offs (DTCO/STCO), co-author research, and expand lab capabilities and tooling.

The Power Electronics Hardware Engineer will lead the full V-cycle development of 12V Power Distribution Units, focusing on power electronics design and testing, collaborating with various teams in automotive environments.

The Senior Product Hardware Engineer designs, develops, and tests hardware components, collaborates with teams, and prepares technical documentation for ADT products.

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

As a Hardware Engineer, design and build a neural network accelerator, focusing on RTL design, verification, and collaboration with team members for functional correctness and performance.

Work on designing, simulating, and prototyping ultra-low-power wearable and biomedical hardware. Support schematic capture, multilayer PCB layout, component selection, system integration, bring-up, validation, and testing for devices like smartglasses, rings, and watches while collaborating across design, product, and supply chain teams.

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.

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.

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

Lead hardware engineering for network switch ASICs: silicon bring-up, characterize interface protocols and timings (I2C, SPI, PCIe5, MDIO), test across voltage/temperature, automate qualification with Python, operate lab/test equipment, and develop robotic testing methods.

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

The role involves leading the design, integration, and testing of high-speed digital circuit card assemblies, mentoring junior engineers and interfacing with various engineering functions to ensure successful project delivery.

The role involves leading the design and testing of complex digital circuit cards. Responsibilities include mentoring junior engineers, interfacing across departments, troubleshooting, and improving design methodologies.