Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Technical Project Manager - Hardware manages post-purchase order activities, ensuring communication and alignment across teams from project initiation to delivery. They oversee timelines, risks, and customer expectations, coordinating with Sales, Engineering, Operations, and Service for successful installation and support.

The Mechanical Engineer oversees maintenance practices, manages the maintenance budget, coordinates mill maintenance strategies, and ensures compliance with safety regulations. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, project management, and vendor oversight, requiring strong leadership and technical skills in mechanical and electrical systems.

The Mechanical Engineer will design, prototype, and test subsystems for hardware systems, collaborating across engineering teams and engaging with operators during field tests.

The role involves optimizing hardware support within a software stack for AI model deployment, collaborating with teams and hardware vendors to enhance performance and portability across platforms.

Responsible for the hardware design and development of test solutions for motion control applications, including test-automation and test development for verification and acceptance testing.

The Mechanical/Application Engineer will design wire harnesses and cable assemblies, ensure compliance with aerospace standards, and support manufacturing processes.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will troubleshoot product issues, provide technical support, evaluate workflow, implement improvements, and ensure safety in production processes.

As a Design Team Member, you will implement digital blocks to full-chip designs, focusing on physical design constraints and ensuring manufacturability by coordinating with various engineering teams.

The engineer will support semiconductor prototyping projects, translating customer needs into fabrication plans, enhancing processes, and optimizing yields with internal and partner teams.

The Optomechanical Engineer will design and validate optical subsystems, work on precision hardware, and support field testing of directed energy systems.