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Introduction  
As a Hardware Developer at IBM, you'll get to work on the systems that are driving the quantum revolution and the AI era. Join an elite team of engineering professionals who enable IBM customers to make better decisions quicker on the most trusted hardware platform in today's market.  
  
Your Role and Responsibilities  
  
The job role is thermal hardware developer, responsibilities include creating thermal simulations of electronic assemblies, lab experiments to test concept, prototype, and finished assemblies, presenting results of simulations and experiments to system architects, development teams, and management.  
  
Required Technical and Professional Expertise  
  
Computational Fluid Dynamics experience  
  
Fluids and Heat Transfer education including use of thermocouples, flow benches or wind tunnels  
  
Preferred Technical and Professional Expertise  
  
Specific experience with Ansys Fluent, Icepak, 6Sigma CFD software  
  
Labview and Python skills

Hardware Developer  - Poughkeepsie

Regular employees who are birth mothers of newborn children receive Short-Term Disability (STD) for a six - to eight - week period (six weeks for regular deliveries and eight weeks for a Cesarean birth). Additionally, employees can request&nbsp;12 weeks paid bonding time off within 12 months of their child's birth or adoption. At manager discretion, paid parental bonding leave can be flexible and intermittent. The&nbsp;12 weeks of paid parental bonding leave is in addition to the STD time.

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Hardware Developer - Poughkeepsie

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