Senior Hardware Product Engineer

Nayax•Schenectady, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Join us at Nayax, a global fintech leader (NASDAQ; TASE: NYAX) revolutionizing the world of cashless payments, consumer engagement, and business management solutions. With more than 1,200 employees across 13 offices worldwide. At Nayax, you’ll be part of a diverse and innovative community where your work makes a real impact and helps shape the future of payments. We're after elite talent — a Senior Hardware Product Engineer who can own our hardware roadmap end-to-end and make every market we ship to better for it. In this role, you'll own the hardware product roadmap across our XLynk and Manufacturing Partner product lines and drive our third-party hardware integrations — no hand-holding, no hedging, just real ownership. The Senior Hardware Product Engineer reports directly to the Chief Technology Officer, Energy, with direct visibility into the executive team. This role is based in Schenectady, NY (preferred) — hands-on, where the decisions get made. This role requires working onsite from our Schenectady, NY office five days per week.

Requirements

Real industry experience in EV charging, IoT hardware, or unattended-payment hardware — not adjacent, actual
A track record of owning a hardware product roadmap end-to-end and having the scars to prove it
Genuine comfort working across global markets, including hardware compliance/certification considerations that vary by region

Nice To Haves

Direct experience with third-party OEM or vendor hardware integration
Background specifically in EV charging or energy hardware
Familiarity with regional hardware certification regimes (e.g. FCC, CE, RCM)

Responsibilities

Own and drive the product roadmap for the XLynk and Manufacturing Partner hardware lines — set the direction, don't just follow it
Own our 3rd-party hardware profile outright — the catalog of approved vendors, technical specs, and integration/certification status across every hardware partner we work with, kept sharp and current
Define and manage global hardware requirements — you decide what hardware works, and can be sold, in which markets, and defend that call
Partner cross-functionally with engineering, sales, and compliance to align hardware strategy with market and customer needs — and push back when it doesn't
Own hardware compliance and certification requirements across every territory we operate in — no market gets overlooked, no regulation gets missed as things shift
Own integration testing across our hardware and third-party partners — you validate it works in the real world before it ever reaches a customer, not after