"high speed oscilloscopes" Jobs
74 open tech roles matching “high speed oscilloscopes”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, Electrical Engineering, FPGA. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join Applied Intuition as a New Grad Electrical Engineer to design and build hardware for autonomous and AI-driven vehicles.
Join Helion as a Senior Electrical Systems Engineer to lead the design of electrical subsystems for next-generation fusion machines.
Join Applied Intuition as a Senior Electrical Engineer to design cutting-edge compute hardware for electric and autonomous vehicles.
Join SpaceX as an Automation & Controls Engineer to optimize solar cell manufacturing systems for the Starlink project.
Join Cowboy Space Corp as an FPGA Engineer to design and implement cutting-edge optical communication systems for space applications.
Join Applied Intuition as an Electrical Engineer to develop cutting-edge hardware for electric and autonomous vehicles.
Join Helion as an Electrical Systems Engineer to design and integrate electrical subsystems for next-generation fusion machines.
Join Atoms as a Senior Vehicle Integration Engineer to lead vehicle bring-up and sensor calibration for autonomous platforms.
Join Atoms as a Lead Electrical Engineer to drive the development of electrical architecture for autonomous vehicles.
Join Cowboy Space Corporation as a Flight Computer Avionics Engineer to design and develop spacecraft flight computer hardware.
Join Yubico as a Cryptography Engineer to implement and optimize cryptographic algorithms for cutting-edge security solutions.
Join Bevi as a Senior Embedded Engineer to lead the design and implementation of embedded systems for innovative beverage technology.
Lead the embedded software team at Cowboy Space Corporation to develop real-time software for satellite operations.
Join Yubico as a Senior Hardware Engineer to innovate and design cutting-edge security devices from prototypes to mass production.