Top Hybrid Hardware Engineer Jobs

Support hardware integration, assembly, packaging, and development for wearable haptic devices. Use 3D CAD to design densely packaged consumer electronics, build prototypes, ensure manufacturability, support testing and troubleshooting, collaborate cross-functionally, and maintain engineering documentation to meet performance, cost, and schedule goals.

Create 2D AutoCAD wiring diagrams and 3D SolidWorks models for actuators and valves. Support product design, quality/RMA investigations, work instructions, production training, and cross-department technical support. Assist project managers with packages and develop technical marketing and documentation.

Develop and verify designs for AI processors, focusing on system-level verification, testbench development, and collaboration with RTL designers.

Lead design of GPU servers and rack-scale infrastructure for AI workloads, partnering with GPU vendors, ODMs/OEMs, and data center teams. Own mechanical layout, power distribution, thermal design, cable management, validation, and production readiness while balancing performance, reliability, serviceability, and cost. Influence hardware standards and strategy across large-scale deployments.

Customer-facing technical lead who designs and deploys scalable hardware engineering workflows, architects integrations with PLM/CI/CD/identity systems, advises on hardware development best practices and AI adoption, leads enterprise deployments, mentors forward-deployed engineers, and drives product feedback and repeatable implementation patterns.

Lead and grow the Hardware Engineering organization, set technical strategy and roadmap, oversee end-to-end hardware projects, recruit and develop engineering talent, drive engineering excellence and process improvements, and partner with Product and senior leadership to deliver high-quality, cost-effective products on schedule.

Own investigation and resolution of field failures and returns, manage ECOs/PCB respins and component substitutions, coordinate supplier corrective actions, support contract manufacturer production and yield issues, own RMA/refurbishment engineering, and triage sustaining issues across product lines.

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

Lead global hardware reliability and support for mining hardware: liaise between product development and regional repair teams, provide Tier 2 technical/deployment support, deliver regional training, validate and document technical procedures, and feed operational learnings into product and process improvements to increase reliability and supportability.

Own compute turn-up from facility availability to ready-for-service: qualify racks at scale (BMC/BIOS/firmware, burn-in, node and cluster validation), automate qualification and provisioning workflows, triage hardware failures and drive RMAs, run mostly-remote turn-up with brief on-site pulses, and partner across network, ICT, ops, and hardware teams.