Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

Customer-facing hardware engineer leading deployments of NVIDIA MGX racks with CSPs. Troubleshoot server hardware, firmware, and application-level issues, collaborate with OEM/ODM and internal architecture/NPI teams, optimize performance for AI data centers, and act as primary contact to drive solutions and roadmaps. Up to 30% travel.

Develop and support RTL generation tools, automate workflows, enhance algorithms in C++ for logic insertion and Verilog processing, and improve tool quality.

The Hardware Quality Industrialization Engineer will enhance quality processes, manage suppliers, analyze returns, and implement corrective actions in a growing manufacturing team.

Perform root-cause failure analysis on satellite and gateway hardware (PCBAs), collaborate with design/manufacturing/supply chain to improve reliability, run benchtop environmental testing, monitor yields and quality metrics, support production/field failure resolution, and maintain detailed documentation of findings and corrective actions.

The Hardware Test Engineer will design and automate test systems, develop cross-functional solutions, handle test equipment, and manage projects related to battery and power systems for Starlink.

Design and automate Hardware-in-the-Loop test platforms for validating integrated hardware, firmware, and software, ensuring reliability in electrical systems.

Lead hardware design for next-generation atomic clocks, develop analog/mixed-signal and digital control systems, collaborate with software/mechanical teams, mentor engineers, troubleshoot production issues, create schematics and manage designs in PLM, and develop/execute test and qualification plans.

As a Hardware Systems Engineer, you will manage hardware development for industrial CT scanners, focusing on electrical architecture, firmware, and integration. Responsibilities include system architecture, component selection, CAD design, prototype building, and test validation.

As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you will design complex systems, lead technical projects, mentor engineers, and participate in technical meetings while ensuring product robustness and compliance with specifications.

The Senior/Staff Hardware Design Engineer will lead hardware design and system integration for AI/datacenter motherboard development, ensuring architectural alignment and performing rigorous analysis and optimization.

The Hardware Reliability Engineer will perform reliability analyses, manage vendor relationships, execute test plans, and lead failure analysis for hardware components.

The Sr. Staff Hardware Design Engineer will oversee hardware system engineering for AI products, handle schematic capture and PCB design, and coordinate with teams for product compliance and validation.

The Hardware Design Engineer will oversee hardware system development including schematics, PCB layout, and component selection while collaborating with various teams for product testing and validation.

Responsible for Design Verification Testing and sustaining of new hardware products, including creating test plans, debugging, and ensuring performance specifications are met.

The Staff Hardware Design Engineer will lead hardware system development for AI products, focusing on schematic design, PCB layout, compliance, and cross-team collaboration.

Lead the design and testing of hardware systems for wireless technology, emphasizing high-speed circuit designs and cross-functional collaboration.

The Senior Hardware Engineer will design and develop electric circuit designs, including PCBs, focusing on cost, reliability, and feature richness, and lead designs from conception to production.

Lead development, debugging, and management of global hardware farm infrastructure for silicon validation. Create test plans and automation, perform HW/SW debugs (PCBs, voltage regulators, OS, drivers, firmware), coordinate global teams, implement monitoring/alerting, analyze performance metrics, and drive infrastructure optimizations.

As a Senior ASIC Design Engineer at NVIDIA, you will improve methodologies and deliver system-level IP for performance measurement in GPUs and SOCs, requiring strong RTL design and verification skills.

As a Hardware Systems Engineer, you will design and review schematics, developing electrical systems and improving products through testing and validation in a collaborative environment.

Lead emulation-based SoC verification: bring up SoCs on emulators, root-cause test and environment failures, collaborate with cross-functional teams, debug with emulation vendors, and maintain accelerated UVM testbenches using SystemVerilog, Verilog/VHDL and C/C++ DPI transactors.

Develop and deliver system-level IP and RTL to measure performance on GPUs/SOCs. Create and automate flows, run/debug RTL checks (CDC, clocks, resets, latency), implement RTL features, and collaborate with architects, designers, and software engineers to support projects and performance monitoring.

The Senior Digital Hardware Engineer will develop products for test and measurement, manage FPGA designs, validate prototypes, and collaborate with engineering teams.

Lead and mentor a hardware test team to define and execute test strategy for mechanical and embedded products. Coordinate validation, create test plans, run system/integration/regression/stress tests, define test equipment, collect and analyze data, close coverage gaps, and improve testing processes and documentation.

As a Hardware Analog Engineer, you will design, simulate, and create analog hardware circuits for test and measurement products, collaborating with cross-functional teams and validating product specifications.