Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Automation & Controls Engineer is responsible for designing, operating, and testing low-power electrical systems at the launch site. Tasks include managing ground support control systems, conducting maintenance, troubleshooting equipment, and creating electrical schematics. The role involves hands-on work with electronics and coordination with team members to ensure successful rocket launches.

The Hardware Development Engineer will design, develop, and test reliable electronics for communication with satellites. Responsibilities include electrical architecture, component selection, circuit board design, and collaboration with various teams to support hardware development for space applications.

The Hardware Test Engineer is responsible for testing flight hardware for various systems including Falcon and Starship. Responsibilities include developing test plans, conducting safety-compliant testing, assisting in failure investigations, and working with cross-disciplinary teams to develop new test systems. The role requires hands-on expertise and collaboration to ensure reliable and efficient testing processes.

The Hardware Test Engineer will develop and execute test cases for R&D products, document findings, maintain lab cleanliness and equipment, collaborate with engineers, and ensure safety compliance while conducting tests. Strong writing and communication skills are required for accurate documentation and effective team collaboration.

The Staff Systems Engineer will maintain, deploy, and enhance the Linux OS image for Point Of Sale applications, monitor infrastructure in real-time, and collaborate with tech experts on security and business requirements. They will also utilize Tanium for OS and patch management across stores.

The Hardware Design Engineer will lead the development of RF/IP-based audio products, including full product lifecycle responsibilities such as design, testing, and troubleshooting along with inter-disciplinary collaboration. Requires extensive experience in RF hardware and firmware development, contributing to both wired and wireless products.

Natron Energy is seeking a Test Engineer to develop and execute comprehensive firmware and hardware test plans. The engineer will collaborate with various teams to define testing requirements and perform system testing. Strong skills in LabVIEW, test automation, and documentation are required.

The Staff Hardware Reliability Engineer will assess and validate sensor designs through rigorous reliability testing and analysis. Responsibilities include developing testing strategies, conducting Design of Experiment campaigns, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance sensor reliability and performance.

The Senior Power Electronics Engineer will design and validate systems for electric aircraft, focusing on hardware design, integration, testing, and compliance with industry standards. Responsibilities include circuit modeling, prototype development, test plan creation, and collaboration with suppliers on novel technologies.

The Hardware Test Engineer will develop and execute test plans for professional audio equipment, using various test/measurement equipment. Responsibilities include identifying bugs, collaborating with design engineers, and maintaining existing products while supporting others on the team.

As a Senior ASIC Design Engineer, you will collaborate with architects and verification engineers to design high-frequency clocks for GPUs and CPUs, engage with various teams for debugging silicon issues, and improve clocking efficiency using scripting skills.

As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you will contribute to the design cycle of a revolutionary new general purpose neural processing unit (GPNPU), including defining processor architecture, implementing RTL in SystemC or SystemVerilog, and optimizing Power, Performance, and Area (PPA). You will work on timing closure and build an understanding of SW interfaces to debug issues within the HW stack.

The Senior Hardware Engineer will analyze complex hardware systems and design hardware components. Responsibilities include procurement, acceptance testing, maintenance support, hardware installations, and providing recommendations for hardware acquisitions. The role also involves preparing specifications, conducting site surveys, and ensuring user requirements are met.

The Senior Hardware System Design Engineer will lead the development of complex PCB system designs and oversee implementation of high-speed channels and power systems. Responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams, providing technical support to ODMs and OEMs, and ensuring robust performance in challenges. The role requires expertise in PCB design tools and strong understanding of system integrations.

As a Senior Staff Hardware Development Engineer at Dexcom, you will lead hardware engineering from concept to delivery, managing cross-functional teams through all product development stages. You will set technical direction, mediate technical discussions, and ensure alignment with business objectives while implementing best practices.

The PIC Test Hardware Development Engineer at Infinera develops hardware solutions for testing photonic integrated circuits (PICs). Responsibilities include creating device handling solutions, developing probing hardware, designing models in CAD software, and documenting test solutions while collaborating with other teams and guiding technicians.

The Senior Hardware Design Engineer will lead the hardware design process for high-speed networking and Ethernet products. Responsibilities include authoring functional specifications, selecting components, schematic capture, working with PCB layouts, running signal integrity simulations, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive product development from concept to production.