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Chimes is seeking a Computer Hardware Engineer to design, develop, test, and support computer hardware and related peripherals. This remote position is open to candidates in the United States. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.; Chimes does not provide visa sponsorship. Participation in the AbilityOne Program is encouraged but not required. Chimes provides reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities during the application and interview process, in performing essential job functions, and in receiving employment benefits and privileges. The engineer analyzes user and system needs and requirements, designs and evaluates hardware and hardware/software interfaces, builds and tests prototypes, documents requirements and changes, selects appropriate hardware and materials, monitors equipment performance, and provides technical support and implementation guidance. Base salary depends on work location, skills, experience, and internal equity. The posted hourly ranges are: Tier 1 (Dallas, TX), $70.47–$86.13; Tier 2 (New Castle, DE, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia), $69.00–$85.54; Tier 3 (Los Angeles, CA, and Baltimore, MD), $67.82–$83.84; and Tier 4 (Orlando, FL), $58.98–$72.08.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level

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