Hardware Engineer

About NCR VOYIX

NCR Voyix Corporation (NYSE: VYX) is a global platform-powered leader in unified commerce for shopping and dining. Combining a flexible, intelligent platform with end-to-end payments capabilities and services developed through its deep industry experience, NCR Voyix empowers retailers and restaurants to accelerate new possibilities for their operations, experiences and business outcomes. NCR Voyix is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and serves customers in more than 35 countries worldwide.

Organization: Hardware and Lifecycle Engineering

Location: NCR Voyix HQ, Atlanta, Georgia

Career Level: P2 Engineer

Position Summary

The Hardware Engineer will be part of a globally distributed Hardware and Lifecycle Engineering team providing advanced technical support for NCR Voyix point-of-sale and Self Checkout products. The position will have particular responsibility for POS peripherals and the electromechanical modules used in Self Checkout solutions, including coin recyclers, note recyclers, scanners, printers, payment peripherals, and associated interface components.

The engineer will provide engineering review and guidance for new product development such as developing product specifications and necessary test plans. They will investigate complex customer and product problems that have not been resolved through standard service or support processes. This includes collecting and analyzing technical evidence, reproducing failures, characterizing hardware behavior, identifying root causes, developing corrective actions, and coordinating solutions across engineering, software, firmware, service, quality, manufacturing, product management, and external suppliers.

Key Areas of Responsibility

• •Provide hardware support for NCR Voyix POS and Self Checkout products, with primary focus on peripheral and cash-management modules.
• •Serve as a subject matter expert for Self Checkout components, including coin recycler, note recyclers, and associated cashboxes, cassettes, transport paths, sensors, belts, motors, and electromechanical assemblies; scanners, printers, scales, payment peripherals, and other POS-connected devices; USB, serial, Ethernet, power, and other peripheral interfaces; and device firmware, drivers, configuration utilities, diagnostics, and platform-software integration.
• •Perform technical investigations of complex field problems by gathering logs, hardware samples, failure data, photographs, configuration information, service histories, and environmental information.
• •Reproduce and characterize failures in laboratory environments using representative POS and Self Checkout configurations.
• •Develop structured problem statements, fault trees, test plans, containment actions, and root-cause analyses.
• •Work with suppliers and internal engineering teams to evaluate failed components, review supplier analyses, and ensure that corrective actions address the identified failure mechanism.
• •Define and validate corrective actions, including hardware changes, firmware updates, configuration changes, service procedures, diagnostic improvements, manufacturing controls, and product documentation.
• •Support engineering change and product lifecycle processes, including change requests, engineering changes, component substitutions, qualification testing, and deployment planning.
• •Evaluate the reliability and serviceability of new Self Checkout modules before deployment and provide support-readiness input to product-development teams.
• •Identify patterns and emerging trends across customer escalations, service data, return material, and field failures. Initiate corrective action when systemic product, supplier, or process issues are identified.
• •Maintain ownership of assigned escalations and communicate technical status, risks, dependencies, decisions, and next actions to stakeholders.
• •Create knowledge articles, troubleshooting procedures, diagnostic guidance, technical bulletins, and service documentation that can be used by customer engineers and service teams.
• •Lead focused technical teams when an issue requires coordination across hardware, software, firmware, quality, manufacturing, services, suppliers, and product management.
• •Participate in customer and executive escalation reviews when advanced technical representation is required.

Basic Qualifications

• •Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
• •3 to 7 years of relevant experience in hardware engineering, product development, product support, systems engineering, lifecycle engineering, or complex technical problem resolution.
• •Demonstrated experience troubleshooting electronic and electromechanical products.
• •Experience investigating complex failures that cross hardware, firmware, driver, operating-system, application, and mechanical boundaries.
• •Experience developing test plans, conducting controlled testing, analyzing results, and documenting technical conclusions.
• •Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical drawings, interface specifications, diagnostic output, and product documentation.
• •Familiarity with standard hardware diagnostic equipment, such as digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, power analyzers, and other laboratory test equipment.
• •Experience with hardware product development, qualification, verification, lifecycle support, and field deployment.
• •Experience with failure analysis, root-cause analysis, corrective and preventive action, and supplier corrective-action processes.
• •Experience working with contract manufacturers, component suppliers, repair depots, service organizations, or third-party peripheral vendors.
• •Experience using Jira or a comparable issue and project-tracking system.
• •Familiarity with product safety, EMC, environmental, and regulatory qualification considerations.
• •Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to produce clear technical documentation for engineering and non-engineering audiences.
• •Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with geographically distributed teams.
• •Ability to make evidence-based technical decisions, and maintain focus during high-severity customer escalations.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience supporting retail point-of-sale or Self Checkout hardware.

Direct experience with coin recyclers, note recyclers, bill validators, note dispensers, or other automated cash-handling equipment.

Knowledge of cash-management functions, including denomination recognition, validation, recycling, dispensing, cassette management, reconciliation, and jam detection.

Experience with POS interfaces, including USB, serial communications, Ethernet, and device-specific protocols.

Familiarity with Windows and Linux-based POS platforms, device drivers, diagnostic applications, and system logs.

Experience creating service diagnostics, troubleshooting flows, knowledge articles, or technical training material.

Core Competencies

Analytical and problem-solving ability

Sound engineering judgment

Technical ownership and accountability

Structured and process-oriented working methods

Root-cause orientation

Continuous learning

Clear technical communication

Quality focus

Attention to detail

Ability to prioritize and multitask

Cross-functional collaboration

Tact and diplomacy during customer escalations

Working Conditions

• •Working in-office with engineering teams at NCR Voyix Headquarters in Atlanta. Remotely supporting suppliers, and customers across multiple regions and time zones.
• •Perform hands-on work with POS and SCO platforms, operating systems, peripheral hardware, engineering servers, and virtualized test environments.
• •Possible travel to customer sites, supplier facilities, manufacturing locations, or NCR Voyix engineering laboratories; expected to be 1-10% annually.

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