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Control System Hardware Designer Jobs (NOW HIRING)

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Control System Engineer

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$100K - $125K/yr

Must understand PLC Hardware and Communication Protocols. * Machine Safety Systems * Knowledge of ... Develops and designs control systems; develops and implements bench tests; alters software and ...

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Hardware Designer 1

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$73K - $135K/yr

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Hardware Designer 2

Fremont, CA · On-site

$73K - $159K/yr

Collaborate with Product Engineering, Program Management, Systems Engineering, Manufacturing, Field ... management, change control, and product release using PDM/PLM applications like Teamcenter ...

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Principal Hardware Engineer

Boulder, CO · On-site

$170K - $200K/yr

Board‑level circuit design, schematic capture, and PCB layout in Altium Designer of custom control system hardware. * Prepare detailed technical specifications and design documentation and assist ...

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How much do control system hardware designer jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for control system hardware designer in the United States is $38.85, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $29.09 and $45.67 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Control System Hardware Designer vs Control System Engineer?

AspectControl System Hardware DesignerControl System Engineer
Primary FocusDesigning and selecting hardware components for control systemsDeveloping, analyzing, and optimizing control system algorithms and software
CredentialsTypically an engineering degree, certifications in hardware designEngineering degree, control systems certifications, software proficiency
Work EnvironmentHardware labs, manufacturing plants, design officesDesign offices, testing facilities, industrial sites
Industry UsageManufacturing, automation, roboticsProcess control, automation, aerospace

While both roles are integral to control systems, the Control System Hardware Designer primarily focuses on hardware components and their integration, whereas the Control System Engineer concentrates on system algorithms and software. Understanding these distinctions helps employers and professionals target the right skills and responsibilities in the industry.

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ELECTRONICS HARDWARE DESIGNER

Richmond, VA • On-site

Other

Medical, Dental, Life, Retirement

Posted 8 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Design and develop electronic hardware for new and existing products from concept through production release.

  • Bring up, debug, test, and verify prototype and production hardware, including planning and executing hardware, environmental, and reliability testing.

  • Prepare engineering documentation, participate in design reviews, and collaborate with cross-functional teams throughout product development.


Job description

Job Posting: Electronics Hardware DesignerJob Summary

Shearwater Research is looking for a hands-onElectronics Engineerto join our R&D Electronics team and contribute to the development of dive computers and other underwater electronic products. This role is focused on product development across the full hardware lifecycle, from requirements and schematic design through PCB development, prototype bring-up, verification, environmental and regulatory testing, manufacturing release, and production support.

Job Summary

Shearwater Research is looking for a hands-onElectronics Engineerto join our R&D Electronics team and contribute to the development of dive computers and other underwater electronic products. This role is focused on product development across the full hardware lifecycle, from requirements and schematic design through PCB development, prototype bring-up, verification, environmental and regulatory testing, manufacturing release, and production support.

You will work closely with firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, quality, regulatory, suppliers, and external development or manufacturing partners. The role is well suited to an engineer who enjoys designing real products, solving challenging hardware problems, and staying actively involved in lab and test work.

What You’ll Do

Electronics Design, Product Development & NPI (45%)

Design and develop electronic hardware for new and existing products from concept through production release.

Create schematics, select components, and support PCB layout, stack-up definition, and design reviews.

Contribute to NPI from prototype builds and design verification through manufacturing readiness and production release.

Develop analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, sensor, RF/wireless, and embedded hardware.

Design and review multi-layer and HDI PCBs, including fine-pitch components, BGAs, controlled impedance, and complex layout constraints.

Design electronics for reliable operation in harsh and demanding environments, including pressure, moisture, temperature, mechanical shock/vibration, and other environmental stresses.

Verification, Reliability & Compliance (20%)

Bring up, debug, test, and verify prototype and production hardware.

Plan and execute hardware, environmental, and reliability testing; analyze results, investigate failures, and drive design improvements.

Support EMC/EMI, ESD, and regulatory testing, and resolve design-related compliance issues.

Investigate reliability and field issues and implement corrective actions.

Documentation & Cross-Functional Collaboration (20%)

Prepare engineering documentation, test plans, design records, and technical reports.

Participate in design reviews and contribute to technical decisions throughout product development.

Work closely with firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, quality, regulatory, and other teams throughout development and product release.

Work with PCB fabricators, contract manufacturers, component suppliers, and external engineering or manufacturing partners.

Take ownership of assigned electronics development work and coordinate across disciplines to ensure timely completion.

Manufacturing & Sustaining Engineering (15%)

Support sustaining engineering activities, including design updates, component changes, production issues, and product improvements.

Apply DFM and DFT principles and support manufacturing release and production ramp-up.

Investigate manufacturing and component-related issues and implement corrective actions.

Evaluate component alternatives and support lifecycle, availability, and obsolescence-related design changes.

What You Bring

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related field.

3+ years of relevant electronics design experience; 5+ years preferred.

Strong hands-on experience with schematic design, component selection, PCB development, board bring-up, debugging, and verification.

Strong fundamentals in analog, digital, mixed-signal, and embedded hardware design.

Experience with MCU-based embedded systems, low-power or battery-powered electronics, and compact wearable products.

Experience designing multi-layer and HDI PCBs, including fine-pitch components and complex layout constraints.

Experience with Altium Designer or a comparable professional PCB design tool.

Experience with EMC/EMI, ESD, and regulatory compliance considerations in electronic product design.

Understanding of low-magnetic design considerations, including component selection, PCB design, and verification for magnetically sensitive products.

Experience with RF or wireless-enabled electronic products, including antenna integration, RF interfaces, or wireless communication hardware.

Experience supporting electronic products from prototype through manufacturing and production release.

Experience with sensors, analog interfaces, power supplies, and common digital communication interfaces.

Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, and hands-on lab skills.

Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across multiple engineering disciplines.

Nice to Have

Working knowledge of embedded firmware for board bring-up, debugging, and hardware verification.

Familiarity with C/C++ and/or Python for embedded development, test automation, or engineering analysis.

Hands-on experience with RF testing, matching networks, antenna tuning, or wireless system optimization.

Experience with EVT/DVT/PVT or similar structured product-development stages.

Experience working with contract manufacturers, EMS providers, OEMs, ODMs, or JDM partners.

Experience with pre-compliance testing and product certification.

Experience developing ruggedized, wearable, marine, underwater, or other electronics for harsh and demanding environments.

The successful candidate has:

Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and verbal/written communication skills.

Strong work ethic, self-directed, determined, customer/team-oriented, energetic, enthusiastic.

Demonstrated tenacious follow-up ability, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills.

Ability to manage priorities and multi-task a variety of assignments with a positive attitude.

You are interested in diving or think its pretty cool!

Salary Range:

Career Band 3: $90-130k/ year

These are some of the benefits Shearwater employees enjoy:

Flex time and Hybrid work site arrangements for most professional staff.

Company paid Life, AD&D, Dental, Extended Health, EAP Plan + Health Spending Account.

Group RSP with company matching contributions.

6 personal days per calendar year.

Diving – open water ticket, dry suit and advanced training company paid.

Bonuses based on successful annual financial performance of the company

10 minute tenant shuttle (or bus) from Skytrain and local Parking available

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