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Electronic Hardware

Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)

Electronic hardware encompasses the physical components and devices—circuit boards, processors, sensors, connectors, and enclosures—that make up electronic systems and products. Hardware engineers and technicians design, prototype, and test these physical elements, often working alongside firmware and software teams to bring devices to market. Skills in this area include circuit design, PCB layout, soldering, and hardware debugging.

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