Hardware Engineer Resume

Today, when millions of computers are being sold every year all around the world, hardware engineer has become as important as a core developer. Hence, there is a great demand for hardware engineers all around the world. A hardware engineer looks into the development, installation and maintenance of the entire computer system, which is not limited only to desktop peripherals but encompasses a plethora of other devices as well. This particular applicant has garnered over 20 years of experience throughout his entire career. The sample resume also works well to highlight this attribute. Any of our visitors can use this sample once they change the required fields according to their own profile. 

Dylan Ramos
236, Dursty ST,
Westland, MI, 32658
(286) 992-4783
dylan.ramos@email.com

Academic Background

• Achieve Master of Science Degree from the Northeastern Poly technique University, California in the year of 1986 at Electrical Engineering as the major.
• Get Bachelor of Science Degree from the Southwestern Poly Technique University, Florida in the year of 1982 at Computer Engineering as the major subject.

Computer Repairing Skills:

• Skilled in troubleshooting and analyzing various problems that arise related to computer hardware
• Deep knowledge of computer hardware such as motherboard, chips, etc.
• Able to program all the peripheral devices as well
• Knowledgeable about the different problems that might come into picture during installation and the ability to forestall them

Professional Excellence Summary

• Have over 20years of experience in the field of computer engineering.
• Worked as the part as the board member of qualifying the products such as low cost desktop workstations to highly graphic enabled workstations.

Professional background

1998- Present date: Work as the senior most hardware engineer at the Eagles Computers, California with the following responsibilities

• Intended a single board computer with Futurebus+ to keep running with VX works real-time OS with an Intel 80906BA.
• Provide necessary definitions about the structural design of the I/O board.
• Supply necessary measures for schematic capture as well as PLD devise with the appropriate board lay out.
• Offer proper replication for the designing of the RTL as well as Virology.

1988- 1997: Worked as the hardware engineer at the New Jersey Browning Foundation with following job responsibilities

• Member of the designing associates for a 40k gate LSI 120k gate range for I/O.
• Provided the fundamental implication and execution for gate range furnish environment with the application of Synopsis and Virology.
• Provided the characterization of the I/O with the low cost Magnus 44880 EISA system.

1987- 1988: Worked as the part of the designing team for the preparation of the first Magnus 44000 supported workstation.