Top Hybrid Hardware Engineer Jobs

Design and develop electronic systems for consumer products, leading technical design reviews, debugging hardware, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Lead system-level product engineering for SoC/CPU/GPU silicon from pre-silicon readiness through post-silicon bring-up. Own manufacturability and SLT manufacturing flow, drive yield improvement, characterization, system-level qualification, failure debug, VF margin validation, and cross-functional coordination with design, packaging, validation, test, software, and partners.

Lead subsystem-level verification of PCIe and CXL IOs: define verification strategy, craft test plans, develop SystemVerilog/Verilog/UVM testbenches, run simulation/emulation, debug issues, improve methodologies, and mentor junior engineers while coordinating with architects and project managers.

Develop and support methodologies for 3DIC and 2.5D physical design, focusing on timing, power, thermal, and multiphysics analysis with cross-team collaboration.

Lead development and implementation of verification methodologies for ASIC IP and SoC. Oversee verification lifecycle, drive adoption of verification tools, mentor engineers, resolve complex verification issues, coordinate global teams, define metrics, and collaborate with design and architecture to ensure timely delivery of high-quality IP and SoC.

The role involves designing and maintaining advanced HIL systems for vehicle validation, collaborating with diverse teams to enhance testing infrastructure and ensure high availability of test systems.

Lead the Chemical/Mechanical Testing sub-process, ensuring global compliance and optimization, while collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve processes.

Lead and manage multi-discipline hardware engineering teams to design, develop, and deliver electro-mechanical and embedded systems for electronic warfare. Own technical direction, schedules, cost, and program execution; run design reviews; coordinate across engineering, procurement, operations, and program management; support proposals and staffing decisions; enforce hardware development processes and productivity metrics.

Contribute to ASIC/FPGA design and development: capture requirements, architect, implement, verify, and integrate systems. Ensure DO-254 compliance, prepare lifecycle documentation, support on-target testing and lab integration while collaborating with engineering teams.

10-week Hardware Engineer internship involving hands-on projects, classroom training on markets and hardware design, mentorship, professional development, and social events. Requires RTL coding skills and offers potential full-time placement.

The role involves validating high-performance AI chips, developing tests in C/C++ and Python, leading team members, and optimizing validation processes.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and validates manufacturing processes for hardware products, ensuring designs can be built at scale while maintaining quality and efficiency.