JobsHardware Systems Signal Integrity Engineer - iPhone
Job description
The iPhone System Technology organization at Apple is looking for a Signal Integrity Engineer to join their hardware development team. This role involves collaborating with various technology and module teams to ensure effective integration at the system level, focusing on the design and debugging of high-speed and low-speed links. The team values creativity and passion for innovation in their products. Candidates should have a strong background in Signal Integrity and relevant experience in hardware testing and simulation.
Requirements
- Masters in Electrical Engineering or related field with a minimum of 5 years of industry experience.
- Strong fundamentals in Electrical Engineering and problem-solving skills.
- Hands-on experience in hardware board-level testing and validation.
- Experience with EM and circuit simulation tools such as Ansys HFSS, CST, and Cadence.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
Responsibilities
- Interface with technology and module teams to influence system-level integration.
- Design and debug high-speed and low-speed links.
- Conduct hardware board-level testing and validation.
- Utilize lab equipment for testing, including TDR and VNAs.
- Simulate EMI and crosstalk using channel models and simulation tools.
Benefits
- Employees at Apple are often offered comprehensive benefits that support physical and mental well-being—flexible medical plans, confidential counseling, onsite wellness centers at major campuses, and resources for fitness and daily life. Families typically receive fertility support, paid parental leave with gradual return, caregiving leave, and dependent-care guidance, while financial perks commonly include stock grants (with purchase discounts), 401(k) matching, and income-protection coverage. Employees also see robust time off, Apple University learning and tuition reimbursement, donation matching and paid volunteer hours, and deep product and partner discounts.
Is this posting expired or inaccurate?
