Top Hybrid Hardware Engineer Jobs

Provides technical support for Navy IFF and combat identification systems. Installs, maintains, troubleshoots, aligns, tests, and calibrates electronic equipment using specialized test tools. Reads schematics and technical drawings, updates manuals and procedures, reviews engineering change proposals, supports parts and inventory activities, and assists technicians and government customers. Requires travel to U.S. and overseas locations, including shipboard underway periods of up to two weeks.

Leads multidisciplinary electrical, mechanical, optical, drafting, and firmware engineering teams developing EO/IR electro-mechanical defense products. Owns technical execution, cost, schedules, budgets, productivity metrics, design processes, quality, reliability, manufacturability, and customer or supplier interfaces. Supports proposal cost and schedule estimates, develops solutions within program constraints, and exercises independent engineering judgment. The role is hybrid and requires U.S. citizenship under a government contract.

Design complex multilayer and HDI PCBs for high-performance Arm compute platforms. Collaborate with hardware, packaging, fabrication, and manufacturing teams on mechanical and thermal requirements, component placement, high-speed routing, power planes, escape routing, and manufacturability. Produce manufacturing data packs, advise on SoC pinouts and stackups, support design reviews, and ensure compliance with fabrication capabilities and IPC standards.

Designs and executes fulfillment-center infrastructure projects, including facility layouts, power and data plans, material-flow models, automation systems, and robotics cells. The role coordinates vendors, evaluates bids, supports factory and site acceptance testing, ensures safety and reliability, prepares capital approval documentation, and collaborates with operations, maintenance, and controls teams. Projects include new facilities, retrofits, and automation upgrades, with travel required for site visits, testing, and installations.

Designs and evaluates electrical, electronic, and electromechanical components for high-reliability aerospace hardware. Responsibilities include component selection and validation, failure investigations, part assessments, specification review, qualification requirements, obsolescence analysis, compliance communication, and technical collaboration with engineering teams and suppliers. The role supports hardware design, testing, and continuous improvement while ensuring components meet customer and reliability requirements.

Lead troubleshooting, hardware bring-up, validation, qualification, and root-cause analysis for Arm-based AI compute platforms, including server blades, motherboards, power systems, and rack-scale infrastructure. Diagnose thermal, power, networking, BIOS, and BMC issues; develop validation documentation and troubleshooting procedures; collaborate with engineering and data center teams; and mentor junior staff while supporting critical deployments and on-call activities.

Design and verify custom analog, mixed-signal, memory, and digital IC layouts for AR display products. Collaborate with circuit, physical design, and layout engineers; perform floor planning, place and route, parasitic extraction, DRC, LVS, and ERC verification. Develop scripting and automation methodologies, optimize layout for area, performance, and power, support tapeout and foundry DFM requirements, and document designs for technical reviews.

Maintains and troubleshoots server, storage, networking, cabling, and power hardware across a large-scale production data center fleet. Writes Python automation scripts, reviews logs and alerts, performs diagnostics, supports deployments, builds hardware health dashboards, coordinates with DevOps, supply chain, and vendors, and assists with hardware evaluation and reliability improvements. Requires on-call availability and travel to data center sites.

Leads hardware design and execution for low-voltage automotive electric power components, including schematics, PCB layouts, embedded architectures, power distribution, validation, and production testing. Coordinates cross-functional teams and suppliers, resolves technical and manufacturing issues, supports vehicle integration, and drives quality, cost, timing, continuous improvement, and regulatory compliance across the product lifecycle.

Leads end-to-end design and lifecycle management of hardware platforms supporting internal cloud and PSI environments. Translates requirements into server, board, rack, cooling, and power designs; coordinates OEM, ODM, and JDM suppliers; manages milestones, risks, BOMs, validation, production release, and legacy retirement. Bridges hardware and software stakeholders while applying Linux, scripting, AI-assisted engineering, and infrastructure standards to deliver reliable, secure, auditable solutions.

Owns electronic component selection, qualification, lifecycle management, and supply-risk mitigation for new and sustaining hardware programs. Partners with engineering, manufacturing, quality, procurement, supply chain, and suppliers to resolve technical issues, manage obsolescence and alternate components, maintain BOM and component data, support failure analysis, and improve cost, quality, reliability, compliance, and supply continuity processes.