The phrase "a hardware developer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who designs and develops hardware components or systems.
Example: "As a hardware developer, she is responsible for creating innovative solutions for our new product line."
Alternatives: "a hardware engineer" or "a hardware designer."
NEC sought third-party support to develop for the console; since they were purely a hardware developer, they lacked the ability to develop any software or games.
Recent rumors, however, seem to indicate that Google may be seeking a hardware developer to build a Google-branded netbook.
Using more than one clock in a system is a quite common approach to deal with timing, synchronization, and independent execution in synchronous systems, even though the term clock can be misleading since it is used for many different concepts: a hardware developer will probably understand by clock a periodic signal whose occurrence is based on a fixed physical time.
In between he bought a graphics hardware developer that he turned into Pixar and sold to Disney for $7.4bn in 2006.
In between he bought a graphics hardware developer which he turned into Pixar and sold to Disney for $7.4bn in 2006.
Samsung will probably remain a heavily Android-based hardware developer, but a little diversity can't hurt.
He was also a software and hardware developer at BlackBerry, and attended the University of Waterloo.
In news announced today at CES, Square is extending this ease of use to iPhone users of its card readers, via a new partnership with hardware developer Griffin Technology.
It all started when the software and hardware developer proposed a design for an unlikely-sounding, wind-powered car that he said would be able to travel faster than the wind blowing directly behind it.
Apple has yet to release specifications for iBeacon, but a few hardware developers such as Kontakt have already begun to provide dev kits by reverse engineering the software.
Like hardware, developer tools has traditionally been a sector that received very little attention from venture capitalists.
