Disher
Hardware Engineer
About this role
DISHER seeks a Hardware Engineer to lead electronic design and prototype development for innovative products from concept to launch. You'll collaborate across teams, influence product strategy, and help shape the company's electronics direction while working directly with customers.
What you'll do
- Design and develop electronic hardware for new products
- Build and iterate functional prototypes rapidly
- Define and evolve electronics strategy to meet client needs
- Collaborate with cross-functional product development teams
- Engage directly on customer projects
- Contribute to technical direction and product strategy
What they're looking for
- Electronic hardware design
- Prototype development
- Early-stage product development
- Software or systems engineering knowledge
- Strategic thinking
- Cross-functional communication
- Problem-solving
- Technical leadership
Benefits
- Positive workplace culture with 98% team satisfaction
- Opportunities for personal development and mentoring
- Subject matter communities and collaborative learning
- Team social events including Friday all-team lunches
- Community involvement projects
- Innovation-focused work environment
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Disher
Disher designs and manufactures electrical and mechanical systems for LED lighting fixtures, machine vision applications, and automation technology. The company is hiring electrical hardware engineers, mechanical design engineers, vision engineers, structural engineers, and assembly engineers across multiple technical disciplines.
View all jobs at DisherLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with electronic hardware design—what types of circuits, components, or systems have you designed, and what was your role in taking them from concept to prototype?
- Describe a time when you had to rapidly build a functional prototype under tight constraints. What decisions did you make and what would you do differently?