Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

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.

Design mechanical components for electronic systems, perform analysis, prototype new designs, collaborate across teams, and improve processes.

Design and document structural frameworks and mechanical systems for productions, collaborating with various departments for functional requirements.

The Mechanical Engineer will design and prototype mechanical architectures for AI wearable devices, collaborating with cross-functional teams and ensuring designs are ready for production.

The Manufacturing Engineer will optimize manufacturing processes, develop equipment, design assembly sequences, and support production scaling while collaborating with design and operations teams.

Lead development of catheter systems and mechanical workstreams. Own workstreams from conception to production, including prototyping and testing in a fast-paced environment.

The Experimental Physicist will design particle accelerator systems for muon production, develop simulations, collaborate on integration, and publish research findings.

The Sr. Mechanical Engineer will manage engineering projects focused on safety, compliance, and process improvement, mentoring staff, and ensuring adherence to regulations.

Provide hands-on installation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting, and repair of clinical, laboratory, and refrigeration equipment. Maintain compliant documentation, support audits, manage inventory/workflows, mentor junior staff, and collaborate across QA, operations, and customer teams to ensure equipment readiness for global clinical trials.