Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

Lead mechanical design for AI supercomputers, collaborating with teams to optimize thermal solutions and validate mechanical systems, ensuring reliability and performance.

The Lead Hardware Reverse Engineer will analyze embedded systems, identify vulnerabilities, prototype solutions, draft reports, and manage hardware design projects, contributing to security applications and research.

The Lead Hardware Reverse Engineer analyzes and reverse engineers embedded systems to identify vulnerabilities, prototyping solutions and conducting vulnerability research on complex architectures.

The role involves validating and optimizing hardware features, debugging, collaborating across teams, and providing production support for next-gen silicon products.

As an Associate Hardware Development Engineer, you'll collaborate on the design and development of industrial automation products, perform hands-on troubleshooting, and contribute to technical initiatives in a team-oriented environment.

The Hardware Test & Reliability Engineer will ensure product validation, oversee reliability testing, lead root cause analysis, and automate testing processes using Python to enhance data-driven quality improvement.

The Senior Hardware Engineer designs complex analog and digital systems, leads hardware design reviews, oversees testing, and mentors junior engineers, ensuring robust product development.

Validate and optimize system-level features, lead hardware debug efforts, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve silicon quality and performance.

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.

The Project Engineer will design hardware solutions for drive applications, conducting customer analysis, optimizing designs, and collaborating across functions to ensure successful implementations.

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

The Senior Hardware MEMS Engineer develops microsystems integrating sensors and actuators, conducts testing, modeling, and collaborates with teams for innovative device solutions.

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.

As a Liquids Hardware Design Engineer, you'll design, analyze, and test fluids and propulsion systems for lunar landers, collaborating with suppliers and working on component requirements and engineering drawings.

The Senior Hardware Design Quality Engineer ensures product conformity to FDA and ISO standards, provides quality assurance training, and reviews product designs for quality and risk management.

As a Hardware Testing Engineer, you will design and implement test plans for aviation GPS receivers, support product development from initial to end of life, and ensure quality through rigorous testing processes.

The role involves managing hardware support issues, conducting root cause analysis, collaborating with various HPE teams, and providing excellent customer service. It requires travel, on-call duties, and strong technical expertise in engineering and hardware support.

The Senior Mask Layout Design Engineer will perform physical layout for mixed-signal functions, work on ASIC integration, and verify designs against schematics.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer leads the development of hardware for NASA projects, ensuring high-quality design and compliance with safety standards, while mentoring junior engineers and collaborating across disciplines.

The Senior Hardware Development Engineer will engage in testing and validation of electronic designs, manage prototypes, and ensure compliance with performance standards.

As a Hardware and Mechanical Engineering Intern, assist in the design and industrialization of automotive audio technologies, work collaboratively with design teams, and support product testing.

The Senior Hardware Validation Engineer will develop automated test plans, validate products, collaborate with teams, and resolve issues in GPU accelerated computing systems.

Designs and implements high-speed digital hardware for communication systems, developing prototypes, optimizing designs, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Design Engineer II is responsible for hardware design, documentation, validation, testing, and production support in the Motor Solutions segment. Key tasks include developing power electronics converters, simulating electronic circuits, selecting components, maintaining documentation, and performing failure analysis.

The Hardware Application Engineer will support SoC products through the hardware lifecycle, manage customer interactions, and oversee validation processes.