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Hardware Quality Engineer

LeoLabs

Menlo Park, CA · full time · Mid

$123,000

Listed on LeoLabs’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

LeoLabs seeks a hardware quality engineer to establish and maintain quality processes for their space-tracking radar and AI systems, working across PCB assemblies, electromechanical systems, and supplier networks. This role suits someone who thrives on solving manufacturing problems, conducting failure investigations, and driving measurable improvements in product reliability across aerospace-grade hardware.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, or related technical field
  • 5+ years hardware quality assurance or quality engineering experience
  • Experience with PCBAs and electromechanical products in manufacturing
  • Root cause analysis and corrective action methodology knowledge
  • Ability to read engineering drawings, schematics, and BOMs
  • Quality data analysis and process improvement experience
  • Eligible to obtain and maintain U.S. personnel security clearance

Nice to have

  • ISO 9001, AS9100, or equivalent quality management system experience
  • Contract manufacturer and supplier quality program experience
  • SolidWorks and mechanical drawing familiarity
  • First article inspection and nonconforming material management experience
  • IPC certification or IPC workmanship standards knowledge
  • Aerospace, defense, robotics, or high-reliability hardware background

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