"hardware" Jobs
173 open tech roles matching “hardware”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, C++, Linux. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Lead the strategy and execution for Skydio’s rapidly scaling X10 Dock ecosystem as a Senior Product Manager.
Lead advancements in physics simulation for robotics at Skild AI, contributing to innovative projects in a dynamic startup environment.
Support the Global Sourcing team at Verkada as an intern, focusing on hardware sourcing and supplier management.
Join Skild AI as a Robotics Application Engineer to develop and deploy innovative robotic solutions in a dynamic environment.
Contribute to the development of core motion planning software for autonomous drones, focusing on low-level controls.
Lead the supply chain and procurement strategy for Skild AI's warehouse robotics platform as it scales from prototype to production.
Join Skydio as a Staff Software Engineer - Security to design and build systems that secure multi-tenant cloud environments.
Own the strategy and outcomes for our products' full post-sale lifecycle as a Supply Chain Manager at Verkada.
Join Skydio as an intern to develop cutting-edge computer vision algorithms for autonomous drones.
Join Skydio as a Software Engineer to build cloud-native and full-stack systems for customer-facing simulation.
Join Skild AI as a Simulation Engineer to create expansive simulated worlds for robotic applications.
Join Skydio as a Wireless Software Engineer to innovate drone communication protocols for enhanced connectivity and reliability.
Join Skydio as a Senior 3D Generalist to create photorealistic product visualizations for marketing and product launches.
Join Skydio as a Senior Software Engineer to enhance developer productivity through scalable internal tools and efficient workflows.
Join Skild AI as a Robotics Engineer to develop software solutions for robotic manipulation systems using state-of-the-art algorithms.