Top Remote Hardware Engineer Jobs in Indianapolis, IN

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.

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.

The Field Engineer Apprentice will troubleshoot and maintain diagnostic imaging equipment, ensuring customer satisfaction and compliance with safety standards while learning from experienced technicians.

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

The role involves leading formal verification strategy for CPUs and chiplets, mentoring engineers, and collaborating across teams to ensure quality standards.

The AI Hardware Architect will design and evaluate next-generation AI hardware, manage workload characterization, and optimize architectural features involving hardware-software co-design.