Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Portland, ME

The Compliance Engineer will manage product certification processes, ensure regulatory compliance, prepare documentation, and liaise with regulatory bodies for hardware products.

Lead and manage a multidisciplinary team in the design and verification of ASICs for EOIR cameras, oversee development activities, and ensure team growth and technological advancements.

Develop and manage automation solutions, create CAD designs, maintain machine documentation, and provide customer support on-site.

The role involves technical leadership in PCB assembly, optimizing manufacturing processes, and driving quality excellence in solar energy products. Responsibilities include leading DFM reviews, collaborating with global manufacturers, and managing complex engineering challenges.

The Field Engineer performs preventative maintenance and repairs on medical equipment, assists senior engineers, and ensures customer satisfaction by maintaining good communication and following regulatory requirements.

The Field Engineer performs maintenance, installations, troubleshooting, and repairs on medical equipment, ensuring operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Perform preventative maintenance and troubleshooting on medical equipment, ensuring optimal healthcare delivery and customer satisfaction while adhering to compliance.

As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you will assist in creating contract drawings, design control systems, align budgets, and improve mechanical system performance.

Collaborate on designing advanced optical interfaces, deliver scalable broadband systems, conduct lab testing, and integrate optical technologies.

Design complex high-speed multi-layer PCBs, collaborate with teams, and ensure manufacturable solutions while optimizing performance and reliability.

As a Senior ASIC Design Verification Engineer, you will ensure the verification of SoCs, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and contribute to a cohesive work environment.

As a Senior ASIC Front-End Design Engineer, you will oversee digital SoC design, collaborating to create automotive communication semiconductors, ensuring target performance and area goals are met.

As a Mechanical Engineer I, you will modify motor designs for customer needs, using lean principles, and provide technical support and analysis.