Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Chicago, IL

10-week Hardware Engineer internship involving hands-on projects, classroom training on markets and hardware design, mentorship, professional development, and social events. Requires RTL coding skills and offers potential full-time placement.

Entry-level hardware engineer role developing and testing low-latency hardware for trading systems. Collaborate across software and trading teams, drive projects from idea to production, and apply RTL languages and system design to optimize performance.

Design, implement, and deploy ML inference engines on custom FPGA/ASIC hardware. Perform HW/SW co-design with traders and researchers, optimize neural networks for low latency, and build quantization/compression tools to translate ML frameworks to RTL for rapid production deployment.

Designs and executes hardware test strategies for wireless power products. Develops test specs, fixtures, and software; performs component-level troubleshooting; validates product and fixture qualification; documents results and reports issues to stakeholders.

Develop and maintain hardware and low-level software across the network stack, from FPGA NIC packet processing and PCIe crossings to kernel socket engineering. Write and debug high-performance Verilog/SystemVerilog/VHDL and C/C++ code, evaluate system performance, test large datasets, collaborate with Ops and Technical teams, and manage project releases.

The RF Hardware Engineer drives improvements in RF design, manages vendors, conducts testing, and debugs RF issues across projects.

The Principal Hardware Engineer will design high-speed digital hardware and maintain product integrity, managing designs from concept to production.

As a Digital Hardware Development Engineer, you will develop and maintain control hardware for public safety radio products, including digital and analog circuitry.

As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you'll drive DPU integration into server platforms, execute validation testing, and develop automation for data analysis while collaborating with cross-functional teams and vendors.

Lead on-site technical authority for datacenter hardware reliability and fleet health. Troubleshoot complex hardware failures, drive root cause analysis and corrective actions, coordinate with vendors and cloud providers, establish maintenance standards and runbooks, support new hardware introductions and spare parts strategy, mentor technicians, and analyze failure trends to improve reliability across large-scale GPU and server deployments.

The role involves optimizing hardware support within a software stack for AI model deployment, collaborating with teams and hardware vendors to enhance performance and portability across platforms.