Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

As an Opto-Mechanical Engineer, you will design optical payloads for satellites, ensuring performance and manufacturability while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Lead the design and validation of mechanical components for renewable energy systems, mentoring junior engineers and collaborating cross-functionally.

Design and support sensor platforms, troubleshoot hardware faults, maintain inventory, document system builds, and integrate power and network interfaces.

The Staff Product Design Engineer will lead mechanical design for new PlayStation products, manage engineering activities, and collaborate with various teams. Responsibilities include developing architectures, overseeing design validation, and addressing manufacturing challenges.

Design and implement optical network infrastructure, maintain standards for cabling systems, troubleshoot physical layer issues, and support data center builds.

The Hardware NPI Program Manager oversees the hardware development for consumer electronics from concept to mass production, ensuring cross-functional collaboration, managing schedules, budgets, and risks, while communicating with stakeholders.

Lead design, fabrication, and assembly of low-to-high-fidelity aerospace prototypes, mockups, and test rigs. Select materials and methods, translate concepts into functional hardware, mentor teammates, perform hands-on builds, document processes and test results, support supplier on-site builds, estimate costs, procure components, and collaborate with engineering for integration and certification.

The Sr. Design Engineer develops and prototypes physical game content, creates 3D models, coordinates with multiple teams, and ensures design execution. They also troubleshoot systems and oversee production.

The Field Application Engineer will lead projects in liquid cooling, engage with customers technically, ensure compliance, and provide on-site support while managing manufacturing processes and RMA.

The role involves troubleshooting, design of single-board computers, customer requirement translation, and collaboration with various engineering teams while ensuring compliance and quality standards.