Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Mechanical Engineer will design and develop components for manufacturing, support product development, collaborate with teams, and troubleshoot issues.

Lead the NPI lifecycle for hardware products, ensuring electrical readiness and supporting manufacturing processes while driving quality improvement and collaboration across teams.

Manage Mechanical and Test Engineering teams, oversee design and development of microwave components, improve operations, and ensure efficient documentation.

Design and test integrated circuits and hardware components. Analyze existing hardware and develop code for programmable devices. Requires extensive experience in hardware design and FPGA/ASIC knowledge.

Responsible for the maintenance, repair, and qualification of laboratory instrumentation. Performs advanced diagnosis and calibration, oversees vendor management, and ensures compliance with metrology standards.

The Mechanical Engineer II will design mechanical components for defense systems, manage interfaces, create 3D models, and support production operations.

The role involves leading the Equipment Engineering team, managing equipment for manufacturing, ensuring safety compliance, conducting tests, and optimizing machinery performance across multiple manufacturing partners.

The Pipe Fitter is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing piping systems within a plant environment, ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards.

The Technical Project Manager - Hardware manages post-purchase order activities, ensuring communication and alignment across teams from project initiation to delivery. They oversee timelines, risks, and customer expectations, coordinating with Sales, Engineering, Operations, and Service for successful installation and support.

The Mechanical Engineer oversees maintenance practices, manages the maintenance budget, coordinates mill maintenance strategies, and ensures compliance with safety regulations. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, project management, and vendor oversight, requiring strong leadership and technical skills in mechanical and electrical systems.