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Hardware Engineer

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Robert Half

Cambridge, MD (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 3 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/6/2026

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Job Description

We are looking for a Hardware Engineer to join our team in Boston, Massachusetts and support the design and deployment of machine vision hardware solutions for industrial applications. This role is ideal for someone with a mechanical engineering foundation who enjoys translating real-world operating conditions into practical camera, lighting, and system configurations. You will work closely with internal teams and customers to improve imaging performance, document deployment standards, and help validate reliable hardware setups for both pilot programs and production environments.
Responsibilities:
  • Assess customer environments by reviewing operating conditions such as motion, available space, lighting variability, and mounting limitations to determine effective vision system setups.
  • Develop hardware recommendations that align with application needs, including cameras, lenses, illumination components, compute platforms, and network connectivity equipment.
  • Refine camera placement, lighting approach, and viewing angles to improve defect detection and overall imaging quality across different use cases.
  • Create clear technical documentation such as configuration records, wiring layouts, setup instructions, and deployment diagrams to support repeatable installations.
  • Support hands-on testing and qualification activities to confirm hardware performance, durability, and reliability before broader rollout.
  • Visit customer sites as needed to assist with installation planning, validate hardware selections, and troubleshoot field performance issues.
  • Define hardware use cases for industrial automation environments, including scenarios that may involve integration with programmable logic controllers.
  • Partner with cross-functional teams to identify vision-related issues, propose corrective hardware changes, and optimize system designs for production demands.