Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

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.

The Project Engineer manages mechanical design for packaging equipment, leads projects through all phases, designs new machinery, and ensures safety compliance. They also analyze and improve processes while offering ongoing support to plant personnel and customers.

Lead complex mechanical engineering projects while mentoring younger staff, managing project scopes, budgets, and ensuring compliance with building codes.

The Mechanical Engineer will manage design and construction projects, develop project scopes, approve design documents, and facilitate communication among stakeholders to ensure project objectives are met.

The RF Hardware Engineer designs, tests, and builds RF systems for communications and RADAR, ensuring integration and validation of antennas and RF front ends while supporting critical test events and maintaining documentation throughout the process.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will oversee HVAC, mechanical, and plumbing systems, manage construction projects, optimize design, and evaluate subcontractor orders.

The Director of Mechanical Engineering leads the design, development, and testing of spacecraft mechanical systems, ensuring technical rigor and cross-functional collaboration while managing the entire design lifecycle.

As a Metallurgy Lead, you'll optimize metallurgical processes, design test programs, track performance, collaborate with teams, and promote safety compliance.

Serve as primary technical contact for customers regarding Atomic Spectroscopy products, performing diagnostics, issue resolution, and supporting mentoring and documentation efforts.