Top Design Engineer Jobs

Design and integrate complex compute subsystems and SoCs, including PCIe, DDR, HBM, UCIe, and Ethernet IP. Develop micro-architecture specifications and RTL, perform design checks, debug issues, and collaborate with verification, performance, backend implementation, and project management teams. Support floor planning, timing closure, design methodologies, and team development while guiding other engineers.

Designs and integrates factory test equipment for aerospace products, including fixtures, motion and thermal controls. Analyzes hardware failures, performs troubleshooting and testing, develops design improvements, supports prototype builds and verification, coordinates with vendors, contributes to cost estimates and design reviews, and creates engineering documentation such as assembly drawings and specifications.

Designs and evaluates complex printed circuit board assemblies and electronic hardware for electronic warfare systems. Responsibilities include translating system requirements into designs, supporting trade studies, simulation, laboratory testing, troubleshooting, circuit debugging, supplier coordination, and creating technical documentation and verification procedures. The engineer collaborates across disciplines to develop embedded systems and countermeasure technologies for defense applications.

Provides technical leadership at the interface between foundries and memory design teams for advanced HBM DRAM products. Responsibilities include foundry technology alignment, HSPICE simulation, test-chip and silicon validation, PDK and design enablement, process variation analysis, and AI-enabled engineering automation. The role supports CMOS technology development, TSV and BEOL optimization, PPA benchmarking, reliability, and future technology pathfinding.

Designs and analyzes electromagnetic effects for Boeing aircraft programs, including EMI/EMC, lightning, HIRF, EMP, and precipitation static. Performs modeling, simulations, trade studies, testing, supplier reviews, and aircraft-level E3 validation. Develops requirements, mitigations, test automation, technical reports, and design documentation while collaborating with manufacturing, suppliers, engineering teams, program management, and customers. The role is fully onsite in Tukwila, Washington, with domestic travel up to 25%.

Lead design, qualification, and integration of spaceflight wire harnesses. Provide technical oversight, troubleshoot manufacturing/testing issues, develop documentation, mentor junior engineers, and support RF/high-speed media and EMI/EMC considerations while ensuring security and configuration control.

Lead wire harness design, documentation, and installation for space and launch vehicles. Coordinate with cross-functional teams, perform system integration and troubleshooting, support manufacturing and testing, mentor junior engineers, and maintain configuration, security, and compliance throughout product lifecycle.

Develops and integrates automatic transmission components, specifically torque converters and clutches. Responsibilities include design reviews, engineering changes, DFMEAs, DRBFMs, validation, supplier coordination, manufacturing support, and program milestone management. The role collaborates with calibration, engine, purchasing, validation, and program teams to deliver quality, cost, timing, durability, and performance objectives for current and future GM vehicles.

Designs and supports FPGA systems across architecture, RTL coding, synthesis, place-and-route, timing closure, testbench development, lab testing, product support, and FPGA security. Requires experience with VHDL or Verilog, digital design tools, clock-domain crossing, simulation, revision control, timing analysis, and hardware debugging. Preferred experience includes Vivado or Quartus, MATLAB/Simulink, DSP, radar, video/IR processing, UVM, scripting, and high-speed interfaces.

Designs, develops, integrates, and maintains manual and automated test equipment for electronic assemblies and systems supporting aircraft and ground vehicles. Responsibilities include test strategy development, circuit and hardware design, simulation, troubleshooting, verification, documentation, prototype integration, and technical reporting. The engineer works with senior personnel and cross-functional mechanical, electrical, software, and fabrication teams to meet technical, schedule, and cost objectives.

The Senior Power Electronics Circuit Design Engineer designs, tests, and verifies power electronics for military and commercial aircraft, collaborating across disciplines to support product development and troubleshooting.

Design and test power electronics for military and commercial aircraft, conducting research, troubleshooting, and ensuring compliance with specifications.

Designs and validates electrical and electronic components, subsystems, integrated circuitry, and hardware solutions. Develops test plans covering tolerances, form, fit, function, shock, vibration, EMI, safety, reliability, thermal performance, and power. Performs feasibility, margin, validation, modeling, and empirical analyses; collaborates with internal and outsourced engineering partners; evaluates production reliability and supports prototype fabrication for reliable, cost-effective products.

Supports physical implementation of HBM SoC design blocks, including floorplanning, placement, clock tree synthesis, routing, optimization, timing closure, and physical verification. Analyzes timing, power, area, congestion, and signoff results while developing automation scripts and workflows using Python, Tcl, shell scripting, and AI-assisted tools. Collaborates with architecture, RTL, verification, DFT, and signoff teams on next-generation memory designs.

Supports advanced HBM DRAM design by interfacing with foundries, evaluating semiconductor technologies, performing HSPICE and circuit analyses, validating test chips and silicon, assessing PDKs, enabling design flows, and improving engineering productivity through AI and automation. The role requires expertise in advanced CMOS, FinFET devices, process integration, device characterization, PPA analysis, parasitic extraction, and physical verification, with collaboration across design, foundry, manufacturing, and product engineering teams.

Designs and analyzes bearings for high-reliability space applications, reviews bearing data packages, supports suppliers and production, participates in manufacturing readiness reviews and material review boards, conducts bearing laboratory activities, investigates anomalies, prepares flight-program documentation, and presents technical information to customers. The role is fully onsite in Glendale, Arizona and requires U.S. citizenship.

Supports senior engineers with the analysis, design, and evaluation of mechanical systems, components, propulsion, structures, and environmental systems. Collects and analyzes data, resolves routine technical problems, prepares technical documentation, and communicates findings. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to meet project goals and deadlines. Requires a related bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 0–2 years of experience.

Design and verification engineer for Arm’s next-generation network-on-chip interconnect products. Responsibilities include specifying, creating, and debugging SystemVerilog/UVM constrained-random testbenches; verifying multiprocessing microarchitectures, cache coherence, and AMBA protocols; applying software engineering, scripting, and formal verification skills to ensure reliable, high-performance silicon IP.

Designs and analyzes mechanical and fluid systems for flight-test instrumentation hardware supporting weapons programs. Responsibilities include requirements synthesis, 3D modeling, 2D drawings, model-based definition, spatial integration, technical documentation, design reviews, engineering release, manufacturing and supplier coordination, and occasional shipside support. The engineer also supports proposals, estimates, design modifications, and supervision of junior engineers.

Provides electrical and systems engineering support for the V-22 Flight Control System in a flight-test environment. Responsibilities include troubleshooting and sustaining flight controls, configuring and verifying flight-control software and avionics, validating system requirements, supporting flight briefings, diagnosing test-flight issues, documenting engineering dispositions, and coordinating corrective actions with government, flight-test, maintenance, and engineering teams.

Designs and analyzes high-speed digital and analog circuits for HBM and DRAM memory products. Responsibilities include circuit simulation, optimization, floor planning, power network analysis, memory test architecture, RTL design, synthesis, physical implementation, timing and latency control, signal integrity, silicon validation, and cross-functional collaboration to optimize performance, power, cost, quality, and manufacturability. Requires a master’s degree in a relevant engineering or physics field and 10 years of related experience.

Design and release propulsion hardware for the X-BAT UAV across engine, fuel, oil, and bleed air systems. Develop CAD models and drawings, apply GD&T, support manufacturing and testing, resolve build issues, perform engineering analyses, manage configuration and BOMs, and contribute to design reviews and root cause investigations.

Design and verify ASICs and FPGAs for aerospace and space electronics. Responsibilities include RTL design, physical implementation, IP integration, static timing analysis, linting, CDC and LEC checks, UVM-based reusable testbench development, functional and code coverage, FPGA prototyping, and hardware integration testing. The role is fully onsite in Mountain View, California, supports multiple experience levels, and requires U.S. citizenship, U.S. person status, and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance.

Design and validate DFT architectures for mission-critical ASICs, including TAP/JTAG, IJTAG, Boundary Scan, MBIST, scan compression, ATPG, and silicon debug. Integrate DFT features into chip design flows, optimize test coverage, develop verification artifacts, support timing and bring-up activities, and collaborate with internal teams and external partners on interfaces and security requirements. The role is fully onsite, with occasional travel and after-hours meetings during critical milestones.

Design, analyze, test, certify, and support flight control and mechanical hydraulic systems and components for the 787. Translate airplane requirements to system/component requirements, lead design and validation testing, produce certification artifacts, resolve production and fleet issues, perform trade studies and simulations, and coordinate cross-functionally with suppliers, manufacturing, avionics, safety, and customers.