Top Hardware Hardware Engineer Jobs in San Francisco, CA

The role involves managing PCB supply, ensuring quality control, interfacing with product engineering, and leading supplier audits and process improvements.

The Senior Hardware Reliability Engineer ensures product reliability through planning, testing, and collaboration across engineering and operations. Responsibilities include leading investigations, analyzing failure data, and designing reliability strategies throughout the product lifecycle.

The Prototype Machinist will manufacture parts using CNC equipment, develop tooling solutions, program CAM, and ensure quality through inspections, while training junior machinists.

The Design Verification Intern will assist in verifying CPU/GPU designs, collaborate on test plans, and debug tests. Familiarity with verification methodologies is required.

As a Hardware Systems Engineer, you will manage hardware development for industrial CT scanners, focusing on electrical architecture, firmware, and integration. Responsibilities include system architecture, component selection, CAD design, prototype building, and test validation.

Drive complex hardware infrastructure programs, coordinate deployment across teams, resolve technical issues, and ensure successful implementation of designs in the field.

As a Senior Antenna Engineer, you will design, prototype, and test high-performance antennas for consumer electronics, ensuring compliance and performance throughout the product development cycle.

The Hardware Systems Engineer will lead interdisciplinary projects on the development and optimization of Mill's food recycling technology, focusing on system performance and collaboration with various engineering teams.

Define and implement FPGA architectures and high-performance digital logic for quantum control hardware. Develop DSP pipelines, control logic, and high-speed I/O; build verification flows and CI; support lab bring-up, validation, and cross-functional integration for scalable, low-latency control systems.

The Casting Engineering Specialist develops and optimizes casting processes, controls critical variables to minimize defects, and partners with teams to scale foundry operations.