Hardware Systems Integration, iPhone

Would you like the chance to be part of a team of engineers responsible for the development of one of the most influential products in the world? The iPhone team is looking for a highly motivated and experienced individual to be part of its world-class engineering team to deliver the future of iPhone to our customers. The role calls for a Hardware Design Engineer who is inspired by the chance to make design decisions, often difficult ones, that will benefit millions of iPhone users worldwide. Using your skills in Electrical Engineering as well as your PCB design and system level knowledge, you can make an everlasting difference in so many lives! Our team is collaborative, creative and passionate about what we do and the products we make. We want to hear from you!

Description

This is an outstanding hardware design position with a focus on new product integration and development of new technologies for rigid, flex, and substrate PCB designs across iPhone products under close collaboration with key cross functional partners in San Diego.

Minimum Qualifications

BS Electrical/Computer Engineering or equivalent with strong engineering fundamentals
Experience with electrical system integration involving product-focused module, operational and mechanical cross-functional collaboration.
Ability to analyze solutions and make system design trade-offs
Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills
Experience with schematic capture and rigid/flexible PCB layout

Preferred Qualifications

5+ years of industry experience, or 2+ years of project lead experience
Exposure to solving unwanted coupling and interference between subsystems
Familiarity with the challenges of taking a product from early architecture through to production
Hands on experience with lab test equipment to debug difficult/intermittent hardware issues
Understanding of low voltage power regulation and delivery
Experience in prototype design and validation of custom silicon
Ability to use scripting languages to assist with hardware development