Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Richmond, VA

As Senior Application Engineer, you'll lead hardware development, explore new technologies, build prototypes, and contribute to product lifecycle specifications.

Lead hardware aspects of control projects, including electrical designs, component selection, and system commissioning in material handling systems.

Responsible for ASIC development including design, verification, documentation, and support for production. Collaborates with teams on design efforts, internal reviews, and test plan development, ensuring adherence to timelines and specifications.

Entry-level mechanical engineer contributing to projects under supervision, using basic technical principles to meet operational goals. Requires minimal experience and focuses on self-development.

The Digital Design Engineer will design, implement, and verify a highly energy-efficient processor, focusing on optimizing power consumption and collaborating with various teams.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will manage mechanical plant performance, design cooling solutions, oversee integration, troubleshoot issues, and ensure operational efficiency.

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

Lead the silicon engineering team in developing advanced ASICs for LiDAR systems, managing project timelines, and ensuring technical excellence in silicon integration and production.

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

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.