Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

Design and implement board-level manufacturing test hardware and fixtures, define ICT/functional/test/programming/calibration strategies, deploy and sustain test solutions with contract manufacturers, analyze yield and failure trends, and drive DFT and continuous improvements across prototype to high-volume production.

Responsible for designing and verifying complex digital circuits, mentoring junior engineers, collaborating with other disciplines, and providing technical guidance.

The Hardware Electronics Design Engineer III will design high voltage electronic controllers, prototype circuits, and support motor control applications. Responsibilities include researching technology trends, design reviews, and failure analysis, while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

As a Senior Hardware Systems Engineer, you will lead AI rack and cluster infrastructure designs, manage deployments, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize data center solutions.

Design high-speed networking hardware, including functional specifications, component selection, PCB layout, signal integrity simulation, and debugging prototypes.

The Senior Hardware Design Engineer develops high-speed networking hardware, conducts signal integrity simulations, mentors engineers, and integrates with various teams to ensure product success.

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.

Co-design hardware for AI workloads, optimize ML platform code, develop system performance models, and collaborate with engineers and vendors to influence hardware design.

Design and implement NVLink protocol and GPU subsystem logic: micro-architecture, RTL implementation and debug, timing- and power-optimized logic design, collaborate with verification and physical design teams, support floorplan, power/clock distribution, timing closure, and back-end verification; develop supporting flows and tools.

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.

Early-career engineering roles across ASIC, hardware, firmware, systems, mechanical, equipment, and SoC engineering. Responsibilities include designing and verifying silicon and hardware, developing firmware and embedded systems, integrating subsystems, prototyping and testing, performing validation and reliability analysis, and supporting manufacturing and equipment optimization.

The Design Release Engineer focuses on automotive component development, especially battery systems, and leads quality improvement efforts. Responsibilities include managing supplier relationships and ensuring product quality and compliance with technical requirements.

Lead and build an in-house hardware deployment team to own L11 rack integration, GPU hardware bring-up, post-L11 repair, vendor SLA enforcement, root-cause analysis, and process/tooling to maximize node availability across multiple data halls.

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

Design ATE production loadboards, resolve fabrication issues, improve high frequency performance, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement test solutions.

Design, simulate, test, and validate digital hardware and associated analog/power circuits for tactical radios. Develop system/module requirements, create documentation, debug at component-to-system level, mentor junior engineers, and support manufacturability and test.

As a Hardware Engineer, design hardware for autonomous construction equipment, focusing on reliability, efficiency, and manufacturing processes while collaborating with software engineers.

Lead hardware development, integration, validation, and productization for Azure/GitHub edge systems. Own engineering deliverables, collaborate with ODMs and internal teams, drive testing, firmware integration, BOM/change control, and support root-cause analysis and corrective actions through product lifecycle.

The Hardware Test Engineer will handle testing of hardware components, perform network administration, and develop utility tools using scripting expertise.

Seeking a Hardware Test Engineer with a BS, MS, or PhD in Electrical Engineering and 15+ years of relevant experience, strong in design, and technical problem solving.

The Hardware Test Engineer will focus on hardware testing methodologies, computer performance metrics, driver troubleshooting, and data center architecture.

As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you will define processor architecture, implement microarchitecture in SystemC/SystemVerilog, and optimize PPA across design cycles.

The Senior Hardware Design Engineer will lead circuit card development, collaborate with teams on avionics platforms, and troubleshoot designs for space applications.

Design and oversee PCB schematics and layouts for analog and digital circuitry (including high-speed transceivers, 10+ Gbps links, FPGAs, and microcontrollers). Ensure signal integrity and EMI suppression, build and run electro-optic test setups, characterize and debug circuits with lab instruments, develop measurement-driving software, analyze results, and maintain detailed design and test documentation.

Design, develop, and validate electronic hardware for automotive control modules. Responsibilities include schematic design, circuit analysis, PCB layout oversight, BOM selection, prototype and production support, DFMEA/WCCA/thermal analysis, EMC validation and troubleshooting, customer liaison, and cross-functional coordination with software, production, and purchasing teams.