Job Details

Role Number: 200631439-3401

Summary

Join the team at the heart of memory innovation for every Apple product. As a DRAM Packaging Engineer, you will architect the memory solutions that power the industry-leading performance of Apple's hardware. We push the boundaries of computation, power efficiency, and system integration through meticulous co-design between memory technology and our world-class SoCs. If you are driven to solve the industry's toughest packaging challenges, your work will have a profound and lasting impact on the products used by millions.

Description

• In this role, you will drive the definition, development, and qualification of next-generation memory packages critical to Apple’s future products.
• You will act as the central technical lead, guiding the roadmaps of our memory partners and collaborating with internal SoC and System teams to ensure flawless integration.
• Your ownership will span the entire product lifecycle, from initial architectural concept through qualification.

Minimum Qualifications

• BS and 10 +years of relevant industry experience.

Preferred Qualifications

• MS and or Ph.D. with 10+ years of industry experience focused on HBM and high-performance memory.

• Deep expertise with HBM architecture: TSV design, die stacking (CoW/WoW), memory organization, pseudo-channels, and thermal management.

• Strong knowledge of package and silicon co-design principles for high-throughput interfaces (e.g., UCIe, D2D, HBM)

• Deep understanding of advanced memory packaging for DDR, LPDDR, HBM, and 3D integration thermal and mechanical challenges.

• Demonstrated ability to solve complex engineering tradeoffs using data-driven analysis.

• Excellent communication skills for collaborating with internal teams and managing external vendors.

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