Top Hybrid Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Hardware Test Engineer will oversee testing activities, create test plans, analyze data, validate designs, and collaborate cross-functionally to ensure product quality.

Inspect electronic and mechanical parts, maintain documentation, investigate quality issues, and collaborate with engineering to recommend improvements.

The Senior Hardware Test Engineer will validate robotic actuation systems, define testing strategies, collaborate with teams, and improve manufacturing processes for production ramp-up.

Design, implement, and deploy ML inference engines on custom FPGA/ASIC hardware. Perform HW/SW co-design with traders and researchers, optimize neural networks for low latency, and build quantization/compression tools to translate ML frameworks to RTL for rapid production deployment.

The Hardware Test & Verification Engineer will design and execute tests for robotics components, ensuring product reliability and compliance with standards through collaboration with engineers and vendors, including on-site testing.

The Senior Hardware Reliability Engineer ensures product reliability through planning, testing, and collaboration across engineering and operations. Responsibilities include leading investigations, analyzing failure data, and designing reliability strategies throughout the product lifecycle.

The role involves managing PCB supply, ensuring quality control, interfacing with product engineering, and leading supplier audits and process improvements.

The Senior Deployment Manufacturing Engineer will oversee the transition of optomechanical subsystems from pilot production to global deployment, developing robust assembly and testing procedures, collaborating with teams to troubleshoot hardware, and leading field installations.

The Senior Mask Layout Engineer will conduct Python-driven mask layouts, manage internal libraries, perform physical verifications, and collaborate on quantum computing designs.

As an Optomechanical Engineer, you'll design and validate optical and mechanical assemblies for photonics metrology, working on optical components integration and documentation of findings.

The Hardware Engineer will design, integrate, and validate hardware for autonomous machines, working on system architecture and collaborating with engineers and vendors.

As a Staff Mechanical Engineer, you'll integrate sensors and hardware into autonomous construction machines, ensuring durability and performance through collaboration with various teams and hands-on prototype support.

As a Digital Hardware Engineer, you'll collaborate with teams to design and validate hardware, manage FPGA designs, and document project progress, enhancing digital engineering skills in the process.