Job Details

Role Number: 200645535-0836

Summary

With new wearable sensors we can better understand ourselves, the physical environment, and the interaction between the two. We're looking for people who want to be part of that mission. Our success depends on exceptional engineers working in an environment that fosters creativity, collaboration, and unconventional problem-solving. If you're motivated to do the greatest work of your career while helping define the next generation of revolutionary and robust Apple products, we'd love to hear from you.

Description

The camera and depth hardware team is responsible for design, development, and validation of camera and electro-optic sensing systems that surprise and delight the consumer with new features. We’re seeking an enthusiastic engineer to design and test novel sensor technology. This role involves highly technical and cross-disciplinary knowledge in semi-conductor optical components, optics, lasers, detectors, biological targets, and semi-conductor packaging technologies.

Minimum Qualifications

• BS Degree in physics, electrical engineering, optical sensing, or related field and 10+ years of relevant experience

• Experience testing optical devices or optical systems

• Experience with test and/or optical data processing automation

• Experience writing specifications for optical source or detector components such as imaging sensors, photodetectors, laser sources, non-linear optics, modulators or SPADs

Preferred Qualifications

• MS/Ph.D in physics, electrical engineering, optical sensing, or related field

• Experience with simulating and testing biological samples using optics

• Experience with optical link budgets, including statistical analysis

• Experience with silicon photonics

• Experience with Free-space optical design and/or simulation experience

• Experience with active ranging systems

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