Skip to content
Esc
Internships in Canada
New-grad roles in Canada
Remote roles
Roles that show pay
Postings at high ghost risk
PayWhat student tech roles in Canada pay
Check a linkPaste a posting to see its real age and ghost risk
JobsEvery open tech role
CompaniesWho fills fastest, who leaves postings up
Hiring calendarWhen employers open intern and new-grad roles
Skills gapWhat postings ask for that you don't have
Your resumeScore and fixes
Your matchesOpen roles ranked by your resume
ApplicationsSaved, applied, interviewing, offers
SettingsTheme, text size, motion
How it works

↑ ↓ to move, Enter to open? every shortcut

Keyboard shortcuts

CtrlKor/
Search employers, postings and pages
JorK
Next or previous posting in a list
O
Open the posting's page
Enter
Open it in the preview, on wide screens
S
Save or unsave it
?
This list
Esc
Close
Twentyfour Industries.jobs.personio.com

(Senior) Hardware Integration Engineer

  • Seen live on Twentyfour Industries.jobs.personio.com's site 4 days ago
  • Senior
Pay
Not stated
Location
Munich
Open for
13+ days
First seen
Oct 23, 2026

Posting record

No flags

Open 13+ days

The posting's record, oldest first
  1. Twentyfour Industries.jobs.personio.com's site dates the posting
  2. Ghostless first sees this listing
  3. Last checked: still up
How we know

It hasn't been reposted, listed twice, or left up unusually long, and the posting doesn't say it's a talent pool.

Ghostless records the day it first sees a posting, so a repost can't reset its age. This one was already up when Ghostless started tracking Twentyfour Industries.jobs.personio.com, so its true age is longer.

Last checked Oct 31, 2026.

How well do you match?

See how much of this posting your resume shows, and what it's missing.

Upload your resume

What the posting discloses

Not stated: Pay, real vacancy, AI screening.

Why these three

Ontario requires postings from employers with 25 or more staff to state the pay, whether the vacancy exists, and whether AI screens applicants.

Some employers add pay only on their own site. Check the original posting before you rule it out.

Skills mentioned

About the role

What we’re looking for

We're looking for a Hardware Integration Engineer to own the execution of hardware integration - taking released subsystem designs and turning them into validated, flying prototypes, while our specialist engineers stay focused on their disciplines. This is a deeply hands-on engineering role, not a project management or people management position: you'll work across Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, Embedded Software and Flight Test to ensure complete UAV systems are integrated, debugged, validated and ready for flight, combining practical engineering with technical leadership of prototype execution.

The day-to-day

  • Own the transition from subsystem designs to complete, flight-ready prototypes.
  • Lead prototype integration, hardware bring-up and multidisciplinary debugging — catching integration issues before they become flight test problems.
  • Stay hands-on across disciplines: PCB modifications, interface boards and wiring harnesses; mechanical prototype components and fixtures; hardware debugging, assembly, rework and rapid prototyping; and embedded bring-up and validation where required.
  • Act as the primary Hardware Engineering interface to Flight Test — preparing aircraft for testing, making sure tests answer the right engineering questions, supporting investigation of hardware issues, and driving engineering improvements from the results.
  • Build tools and methods that improve hardware development, including board validation firmware, test automation, manufacturing and EOL test solutions, and engineering utilities and instrumentation.
  • Own the technical execution of integrating mechanical, electronics, embedded and systems work into validated, flight-ready hardware, so specialist engineers can stay focused on their own disciplines.

You should apply if you

  • Have hands-on experience integrating mechanical, electronics and embedded subsystems into working hardware — in aerospace, robotics, automotive or another hardware-intensive field.
  • Are comfortable debugging across disciplines, from PCB and wiring issues to mechanical fit and embedded bring-up, rather than staying within a single specialism.
  • Have experience preparing hardware for test (bench, flight or field) and turning test results into concrete engineering fixes.
  • Can build your own tools and test infrastructure — firmware, automation, fixtures — rather than relying on others to provide them.
  • Want a deeply hands-on engineering role, not a project or people management position.
  • Communicate well across engineering disciplines and can work effectively with specialist teams without owning their subsystem designs.

Nice to haves

  • Prior experience integrating hardware for UAVs or other flight-critical systems.
  • Experience building test automation, board validation firmware, or end-of-line (EOL) test tooling.
  • Comfortable acting as the bridge between mechanical and electrical engineering — translating between the two disciplines and driving that collaboration through to a working prototype.

What we offer

  • Real impact & ownership: Â Shape high-tech defense systems and take responsibility from day one.
  • Mission-driven environment: Work on technologies that matter for European security and sovereignty.
  • Competitive package: Â Competitive salary, EGYM Wellpass, corporate benefits, and equity options aligned with role and level.
  • Deep tech environment:  Get hands-on experience with cutting-edge drone technology and real operational use cases.
  • Grow fast: Steep learning curve for juniors, strategic influence and leadership opportunities for seniors.
  • Startup mindset meets defence innovation:  flat hierarchies, fast decisions, and space for your ideas.
  • Flexibility: Â Flexible hours, remote options, and relocation support.
  • Strong team: International, driven colleagues and a culture built on exchange, trust, and shared success.

Something wrong with this posting?