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Toradex in Campinas, Brazil, seeks a Hardware Development Engineer to own end-to-end hardware design, bring‑up, verification and support. You will develop robust System on Module solutions and carrier boards, collaborating with product managers and software teams across the full hardware lifecycle.
You will capture schematics, BOMs, and documentation, drive EMC and electrical tests, and contribute to customer education through technical content and webinars as needed.
Toradex is a global company strongly focused on engineering & technology. We’re powered by a diverse & uniquely gifted workforce. We pursue the best people to propel our innovative vision of embedded computing and IoT. If you’re interested in being a driving force at an agile technology company, engineering clever computing solutions & helping other companies bring their products to life, we should talk.
As part of our Hardware Development team, you will be involved in product development, verification and validation (VaV), and complex customer support cases related to hardware design.
This role is suited for engineers who enjoy working across the full hardware lifecycle, from concept and design through bring-up, testing, optimization, and long‑term product support. The position combines hands‑on engineering work with cross‑functional collaboration, especially with product managers and software development teams.
This is an end‑to‑end hardware engineering role focused on building robust, optimized, and reusable embedded hardware platforms and supporting them throughout their lifecycle.
As a Hardware Development Engineer, you will drive the complete hardware design cycle for new electronic products, including:
You will be responsible for developing highly robust, optimized, and generically usable System on Module solutions, carrier boards, peripheral products, and related hardware, together with complete documentation.
You will work closely with product managers and software development teams during the development of new hardware products. Depending on the project, you may also act as a project manager for specific development initiatives or contribute as part of a broader project team.
In addition to new product development, you will support and improve existing products by:
We also engage with customers through different channels to educate them about our products. If you enjoy customer‑facing technical work, you may also contribute by:
We are looking for engineers with solid product development experience, strong technical ownership, and a quality‑first mindset.
Disclaimer: This is not a temporary role. It is a long‑term, full‑time opportunity.
Toradex is a leader in embedded computing, serving innovative products to industrial, medical, automotive & IoT companies creating feature‑rich & intelligent systems for demanding applications, e.g. supercars, self‑driving tractors, patient monitoring systems – to name a few.
We provide effective & robust embedded computing solutions and strive for the best development experience in the industry with a focus on intelligent hardware design, innovative software solutions & free comprehensive support. Our relationship with our customers ensures that we all succeed and it allows us to participate in the realization of incredible new products. Our products are directly sold to more than 3'000 industrial customers in over 70 different countries worldwide.
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