Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Sr. Manager, Electrolyte Development will lead innovation in inorganic solid electrolytes for solid-state batteries, overseeing synthesis, optimization, and cross-functional collaboration to align with product goals.

The Mechanical Engineer I will analyze mechanical failures, conduct diagnostics, develop maintenance programs, and assess equipment performance to ensure operational efficiency.

The Sr Engineer III leads design and development of electronic circuits for medical devices, managing hardware lifecycle and ensuring product compliance.

The Mechanical Engineer will design, analyze mechanical systems, engage in hands-on product development, and work collaboratively to meet client needs.

The RF Engineer will design and develop RF hardware for consumer electronic products, focusing on system performance, EM theory, and wireless standards.

The Engineering Intern will apply engineering principles in research and development of medical devices, supporting team efforts and documenting project progress.

The Lead Scientist will lead experimental design for graphite production, manage lab operations, mentor junior staff, and translate lab results for commercialization.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will design automated equipment, mentor entry-level engineers, and ensure project specifications are met within budget and timeline.

Develop and refine mechanical EV designs using CAD, support prototype development and testing, ensure compliance with FMVSS and customer requirements, produce technical documentation, participate in design reviews, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure manufacturability and feasibility.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will oversee mechanical aspects of static equipment, ensuring compliance, safety, and operational efficiency in LNG facilities, while mentoring junior staff.