Hardware Engineer

The role

What you will be responsible for.

Some Quindart capabilities end in the physical world: connected equipment, specialist training, robotics, sensing, and device-controlled work. You will make those execution routes observable and safe through prototypes, test rigs, embedded systems, and the interfaces between hardware and software.

What you will do

• Develop hardware concepts involving sensors, control, embedded systems, and connected devices.
• Build and test prototypes, fixtures, and proof-of-concept assemblies.
• Define test plans and investigate failures across electrical, mechanical, firmware, and integration boundaries.
• Work with software and product engineers on the data and controls that connect physical systems to digital products.
• Document designs, decisions, risks, and field-learning clearly enough for another engineer to continue the work.

What we are looking for

• Experience taking a hardware idea from concept through prototype and structured testing.
• Practical knowledge of electronics, sensors, embedded systems, control, or a related discipline.
• Confidence using lab tools and diagnosing problems methodically.
• An understanding of reliability, safety, sourcing, and maintainability in real operating environments.
• Clear documentation and collaborative communication across hardware and software teams.

Useful, not required

• PCB design, firmware, industrial communications, robotics, or computer vision.
• Low-volume manufacturing, supplier coordination, or field testing.
• Systems that combine physical equipment with web-based monitoring or control.