Top Entry Level Hardware Engineer Jobs in Tampa, FL

Support and maintain automated test systems, jump networks, and GPS signal distribution networks for aerospace navigation and inertial sensing products. Diagnose and repair hardware, software, and communication issues; integrate ATE and data acquisition systems; troubleshoot technical problems; and collaborate on software improvements. Participate in an on-call rotation with occasional after-hours support.

Maintains, troubleshoots, upgrades, and improves aerospace production and developmental test stations, simulators, vibration systems, and electronic equipment. Supports production, customer service, and software engineering teams by resolving test issues, modernizing legacy systems, tracking calibration, documenting corrective actions, and maintaining test readiness. The role requires hands-on technical problem-solving, hardware and software integration, and collaboration across engineering and production environments.

Design and develop wireless power transfer and energy-harvesting hardware for IoT and wearable devices. Apply power electronics, RF and electromagnetic theory to create ICs and circuits, integrate solutions into scalable systems, optimize energy efficiency, and drive sustainable innovation for large sensor networks.

Designs and maintains high-speed digital hardware for Nokia Service Router products. Responsibilities include ultra-high-speed PCB circuit design, simulation, verification testing, board bring-up, laboratory debugging, and taking complex board designs from concept through production release. The role requires collaboration with engineering teams, ownership of hardware integrity, and practical use of oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and digital debugging tools.

Designs electrical control systems for conveyor and material-handling equipment, including power calculations, 480V and 120V schematics, I/O drawings, PLC and panel layouts, field-device layouts, and material specifications. Collaborates with customers, sales engineers, and project managers to define requirements. Inspects, tests, commissions, and troubleshoots motor control panels for compliance with design standards, codes, and project specifications.