Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Engineering Intern collaborates with teams to resolve technical issues in manufacturing, learns hands-on processes, and supports engineering tasks under guidance.

As a Senior Electronics Engineer, you'll design and develop reliable hardware systems for autonomous vehicles, balancing speed, reliability, and manufacturability. Responsibilities include electrical design, PCB layout, debugging, and collaborating with cross-functional teams while mentoring junior engineers and analyzing field data for continuous improvement.

The Mechanical Engineer I performs mechanical design for power system products, conducting calculations, collaborating with customers, and preparing technical documentation under supervision.

Maintenance Technicians perform preventive maintenance and repairs on diesel and non-diesel equipment and trucks, requiring basic mechanical knowledge.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will resolve technical issues from suppliers, support cost reduction initiatives, coordinate with design engineering, and generate change notices for documentation improvements.

The Product Support Engineer provides technical support to customers, resolves inquiries on structural hardware and fasteners, and collaborates on product development and e-commerce initiatives.

The QPU Design Engineer will integrate features into quantum computer chips, guide the design process, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

The Staff Engineer will design high-speed interfaces for NVME or Chiplet storage subsystems, oversee multi-functional team efforts, and mentor engineers for silicon success.

The process engineer will design and execute MOCVD growth runs, optimize growth recipes, analyze epi-wafers, manage reactor maintenance, and drive yield improvements through collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Lead product quality for a metal fabrication plant, engage on the shop floor, resolve quality issues, and improve operational performance.