Hardware Design Engineer
hiretalentSouth Milwaukee (WI)
About the role
🚀 Hardware Engineer – Level 2 / Level 3 | Milwaukee, WI | Onsite Are you a hands-on Hardware Engineer who enjoys owning circuit design from concept through board bring-up and verification? Our Client is looking for an engineer to join a team developing advanced processor-based hardware and take ownership of critical board-level designs.
What You’ll Do:
Design and own portions of complex electronic circuitry and lead technical design reviews. Work with Intel x 86 architecture, DDR memory interfaces, and power sequencing. Perform board bring-up, hardware debugging, and design verification testing. Develop and execute test cases and support board-level certification/EMC testing. Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to resolve technical issues.
What You Bring:
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field. Level 3: Strong Intel x 86 architecture and board-level hardware design experience. Hands-on experience with DDR, power sequencing, circuit design, and board bring-up. Experience with design verification and hardware certification testing; EMC knowledge is a plus. Level 2: Approximately 3+ years of industry hardware engineering experience; academic/internship experience alone is not sufficient.📍 Onsite in Milwaukee, WI — Monday, Tuesday & Thursday onsite; limited remote flexibility Wednesday/Friday based on work. Interested? apply below!
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