Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Principal Mechanical Engineer develops next generation solar tracker products and leads design improvements, ensuring innovation meets customer needs. Responsibilities include product development, testing, mentoring junior engineers, and collaboration with management.

Design and integrate hardware systems for residential energy applications, focusing on battery management and inverter systems, while ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Lead the hardware engineering team in developing robust systems for wireless power transfer, overseeing design, integration, and testing processes.

Lead SMT NPI activities, ensuring seamless handoff to manufacturing. Drive DFM reviews, develop robust processes, and troubleshoot equipment issues.

Support the development of mechanical designs for electric motors by conceptualizing designs, performing analyses, creating prototypes, and documenting findings.

Design and develop product prototypes using CAD, collaborate with teams, test prototypes, assess production methods, ensure compliance, and manage project timelines.

The Design Engineer will manage full product development from concept to production, focusing on design, prototyping, and collaboration across teams.

The Optomechanical Engineer will design hardware systems for satellite capabilities, collaborating with various engineering disciplines, and validating designs through testing and analysis.

The Project Engineer leads the design and development of mechanical components, managing projects from concept to delivery, ensuring cross-functional collaboration and customer engagement.

The Mechanical Engineer will design HVAC systems, perform load calculations, develop 3D models with Revit, and assist in engineering reports and construction site visits.