Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

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

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

Design and oversee high-quality audio components, ensure system functionality, conduct rigorous testing, and drive innovations to enhance performance in luxury audio systems.

Lead end-to-end hardware development of electromagnetic and ultrasonic water metering products: architecture, schematic and PCB design, prototyping, validation, manufacturing support, test-plan execution for accuracy and reliability, and mentor junior engineers while collaborating across firmware, systems, mechanical, test, and manufacturing teams.

The Principal Hardware Engineer will focus on improving robotics reliability, electrical integrity during production, and collaborating with an international engineering team to enhance designs for real-world usage.

The entry-level Hardware Engineer will assist in the design, development, testing of hardware I/O products, and collaborate with teams for integration and support.

The role involves delivering wireless electronic hardware solutions, working on RF hardware design, collaborating with various teams, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Principal Hardware Engineer will design, develop, and test electrical hardware for optical modules, mentor junior engineers, and collaborate with teams for hardware specifications while ensuring effective troubleshooting and validation of components.

The Hardware Engineer will evaluate silicon technology for IP and product designs, focusing on technology assessment, design enablement, and collaboration with foundry and design teams. Responsibilities include test structure layout, simulation, silicon characterization, and ensuring design quality across multiple projects.

The Principal Hardware Engineer will design high-speed digital hardware and maintain product integrity, managing designs from concept to production.

The RF Hardware Engineer designs, installs, and tests RF systems, ensuring smooth operations from design to deployment while conducting maintenance and troubleshooting activities.

The Principal Infrastructure Hardware Engineer will design and deliver hardware systems for SiTime products, oversee architecture, manufacturing, and provide technical mentorship across teams.

You will lead hardware development for industrial CT scanners, handling system architecture, component selection, prototyping, and testing and validation processes closely partnering with engineering and product teams.

Design PCB hardware, evaluate components, and create simulation test benches. Collaborate with firmware/software teams, conduct lab testing, and FPGA designs.

The Lead Hardware Engineer will analyze, design, develop, and test electronic circuits, manage hardware projects, and prepare product documentation.

The Sr Principal Hardware Engineer will lead the development of automotive hardware, focusing on high performance computing platforms and mentoring technical teams.

The Hardware Test Engineer provides technical support for hardware diagnostics and troubleshooting, analyzing failures, executing test plans, and documenting results.

The Hardware Reverse Engineer will analyze and reverse engineer embedded systems, identify vulnerabilities, draft reports, and communicate findings to stakeholders.

The Senior Hardware Engineer will lead automation project solutions, manage project execution, and mentor engineers while ensuring profitability and compliance with customer specifications.

The Hardware Test Engineer will verify custom hardware systems, execute design verification tests, collaborate with engineering teams, and document testing results.

The Senior Hardware Test Engineer will validate Echo hardware systems, execute design verification tests, collaborate with engineers, and manage test protocol documentation.

The Senior Hardware Integration and Test Engineer will lead hardware integration and testing tasks, develop test plans, manage project risks, and mentor junior engineers within a multidisciplinary team.

The role involves performing physical layout for mixed-signal functions in CMOS technologies, collaborating with engineers, and ensuring design rules compliance.

Design and integrate hardware systems for residential energy applications, focusing on battery management and inverter systems, while ensuring compliance with industry standards.

The SoC Architect leads the design of SoC architectures to meet PPA targets, collaborates across teams, and resolves technical risks.