Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Mechanical Engineer will design and modify medium voltage drives, create drawings, troubleshoot assembly issues, and support product development.

Lead hardware strategy and execution for smart thermostats, sensors, building controls and IoT devices. Manage hardware lifecycle from concept to high-volume production, ensure compliance, reliability, manufacturability, and cross-functional integration with software, cloud, and field operations.

The Mechanical Design Engineer will lead sustaining engineering, develop next-gen products, manage prototyping, create CAD models, and document designs.

The Senior Mechanical Designer/Engineer provides leadership, mentors staff, leads design and project management for various projects, and ensures quality control.

The Mechanical Engineer will support aerospace manufacturing by reviewing CAD models, designing tooling, ensuring quality control, and collaborating with suppliers.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support stator assemblies, enhance production processes, design tools, analyze discrepancies, and collaborate with teams.

Lead the design and validation of server systems and semiconductor packaging. Manage a team to deliver data center hardware from concept to production, ensuring integration and manufacturability.

The Designer Drafter will assist plant engineering with drafting, designing, and related tasks for equipment installations and maintenance, ensuring compliance with safety regulations while working in a team environment.

The Principal Applications Engineer defines analog IC products and develops reference circuits, providing application support and technical training in cloud computing power solutions.

The Machining Process Engineer evaluates and improves machining processes, develops work instructions, ensures quality standards, and trains employees.