Top Hardware Engineer Jobs

The Principal Ride Control Hardware Engineer at Walt Disney Imagineering will manage the design and implementation of control systems for ride systems, ensuring safety and performance. Responsibilities include leading a team, collaborating with professionals, developing technical specifications, managing vendors, and overseeing project budgets and timelines.

Manage the technical, cost, and scheduling aspects of Extravehicular (EVA) hardware. Oversee projects ensuring readiness for missions, support existing hardware, and coordinate design and testing of new equipment. Serve as project manager, lead integrated product teams, and communicate project status to senior management and technical boards.

The Digital Hardware Engineer role focuses on the design and testing of high-speed digital circuit card assemblies, leading a team of junior engineers, and collaborating with various engineering disciplines to resolve defects and implement improvements in product design.

The Cyber Hardware Engineer will design and prototype RF solutions, develop PCB designs, integrate debugging tools, and lead testing and characterization efforts. The role requires working collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team to enhance systems architecture knowledge and contribute to technical proposals.

The Principal Hardware Engineer will lead and support multidisciplinary teams in the development of advanced RF systems. Responsibilities include managing the hardware development lifecycle, collaborating with management on schedules and budgets, delivering technical briefings, mentoring junior engineers, and fostering customer relationships to identify solutions to national security challenges.

The Lead Hardware Engineer will drive the development of advanced RF systems, leading technical teams and collaborating with stakeholders. Responsibilities include managing schedules and budgets, delivering briefings, mentoring junior engineers, and ensuring quality and maintainability of hardware systems throughout the development lifecycle.

The Hardware/Firmware Engineer will focus on hardware and FPGA-based firmware design for naval systems, working within a multi-disciplinary team. Responsibilities include FPGA design implementation, system testing, and documentation creation. The role also offers mentorship opportunities and the chance to develop skills in Model Based Systems Engineering.

The Advanced Computer Hardware Engineer will design, test, and guide the development of complex systems, oversee manufacturing and equipment installation, ensure quality performance of peers, and conduct research in applied systems.