Top Remote Hardware Engineer Jobs in Columbus, OH

The Lead Mechanical Engineer manages design and construction of data center projects, ensuring compliance with standards, stakeholder communication, and quality assurance.

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

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.

Design and refine PCBs, manage vendor and internal team engagements, oversee documentation, conduct signal integrity analysis and engage in design optimization.

The Mechanical Integration Engineer will oversee mechanical systems for data center functionality, focusing on liquid cooling applications, design specifications, and manufacturing transition, while collaborating across teams for integration and testing.

The Principal Mechanical Engineer will lead design initiatives for data centers, ensure engineering standards, and collaborate across teams to enhance operational effectiveness. Responsibilities include project execution, value engineering analysis, and troubleshooting existing systems while promoting innovation and cost efficiency.

Lead digital IC design and architecture for die-to-die connectivity solutions, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to develop competitive products.

Design and implement high-performance, low-power CPUs while collaborating with various engineering teams on architecture and design tasks.

Lead hardware design and development for NDR, collaborate with teams, define requirements, and innovate hardware products for enterprise-scale networks.

The Senior Engineer will develop AI-driven hardware models, assess SystemC simulation efficiency, and integrate modeling with EDA tools.