Hardware Design Engineer Salaries in Massachusetts
$116,077
avg per year
The average salary for Hardware Design Engineer jobs near Massachusetts is $116,077.*
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Top Hardware Design Engineer jobs near Massachusetts
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Sensirion AG
Cambridge, MA
Drive adoption and evolution of state-of-the-art design tools. Hands-on experience in PCB design and hardware engineering. Bonus in shares or cash.
DSP Engineer - Consumer
Bose
Framingham, MA
Our DSP engineers work in cross-disciplinary teams and develop a wide array of signal processing algorithms used to improve our products.
$138,100 - $189,850 a year
Electrical Engineer (Robotics)
Tutor Intelligence
Watertown, MA
Tutor Intelligence is seeking a robot electrical engineer to ideate, prototype, iterate, deploy, and scale up new robot electrical systems.
$90,000 - $125,000 a year
Electronics Engineer
Delta Search Labs
Cambridge, MA
As an electronic engineer, s/he will be involved in electronic system design and development of all ongoing activities related to projects, respect and…
Hardware Systems & Lab Engineer, Robotics & Operations
Basis Research Institute
Cambridge, MA
Possess strong mechatronics skills spanning mechanical design (CAD, fabrication, assembly), electrical engineering (circuit design, power systems, signal…
Engineer: Sr. Electrical Design Engineer
Nanobiosym
Cambridge, MA
5-10+ years of hands-on electrical engineering experience in product development environments. Own full hardware development lifecycle: Specification,…
$80,000 - $110,000 a year
Similar Locations
- Cambridge, MA14 jobs
- Marlborough, MA10 jobs
- North Reading, MA9 jobs
- Nashua, NH9 jobs
- Andover, MA8 jobs
- Tewksbury, MA8 jobs
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