Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The role involves evaluating techniques for fault-tolerant quantum computing, assessing hardware performance, and conducting documentation and reporting for DARPA's QBI team.

The Senior Tooling Engineer will design and oversee tooling solutions for aerospace manufacturing, ensuring precision, compliance with standards, and optimal production processes.

The Product Engineer performs design, layout, and testing of ASME pressure vessels, collaborates on product development, and supports existing product lines through modifications and analyses per ASME code.

The Mechanical Engineer will manage thermal management programs, support product development, resolve customer issues, and conduct design analyses while interfacing with cross-functional teams.

Lead the hardware engineering team to develop and produce agricultural technology hardware, manage manufacturing operations, and ensure design quality while collaborating cross-functionally.

Architect and configure high power chargers, validate system requirements, design tests, debug failures, and evaluate hardware technologies.

Lead the design, development, and optimization of advanced battery cells, focusing on performance, safety, and manufacturability. Collaborate with teams to commercialize next-generation batteries.

Lead PCB/FPC design for consumer electronics: component placement, routing, signal and power integrity analysis, DFM, and producing fabrication/assembly packages. Manage vendors, release designs into PLM, author ECOs, and maintain ECAD libraries.

The CMM Specialist will install, support, and provide training on coordinate measuring machine systems for various industries, requiring extensive travel. Responsibilities include troubleshooting technical issues, creating support documentation, and preparing for trade shows.

The Analog Design Engineer will develop high-end ADC/DAC systems for optical communication, focusing on design and verification of complex analog circuits in advanced processes.