Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Baltimore, MD

The Systems Engineer III will analyze user requirements, lead design and development activities, and provide technical leadership for systems integration. Responsibilities include developing system architecture, managing requirements, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring compatibility with the Department of Defense standards and operations.

The .Net Developer will focus on systems development in the Microsoft application environment, specifically developing and maintaining financial-type applications. Responsibilities include coding in VB .Net/C#, web services, SQL Server reporting, and debugging complex queries. The role requires solid understanding of the .Net framework and related technologies, as well as experience in accounting application systems.

The Field Engineer will oversee project support including safety, quality, and management standards. Responsibilities include conducting site surveys, managing project costs, attending meetings, preparing submittals, scheduling jobs, and procuring materials.

The Engineering Controls Specialist will provide recommendations to ensure worker safety in hazardous environments, investigate accidents, inspect compliance with safety standards, develop hygiene programs, conduct safety training, and calibrate safety equipment for the U.S. Army.

As a Quality Assurance Engineer, you will conduct quality reviews, collaborate on unit testing, oversee test plans, and ensure software compliance with quality standards. You will utilize analytical skills to validate IT processes and report on testing progress to stakeholders.

As a Staff Engineer in the TME team, you will execute customer test plans, provide technical support during various product launch phases, and assist in the development of customer-specific documentation. This role involves troubleshooting, collaborating with multiple teams, and becoming an expert on new product specifications and features.

The Sr. Software Tool Engineer will automate and manage various project lifecycle processes, including requirements management, incident tracking, and configuration management. They will develop and maintain documentation, support integration and configuration of software tools, and collaborate with project personnel.