Apple's CoreOS organization, specifically the Darwin Scheduler team, is seeking a CoreOS Kernel Engineer to join their high-impact team. This role is crucial in developing kernel technologies that power millions of Apple devices across watchOS, iOS, macOS, and tvOS. As one of the last vertically integrated systems companies, Apple offers a unique opportunity to work across the entire technology stack, from silicon design to applications.
The position focuses on CPU scheduling, power management, and threading models - key elements in delivering optimal performance and battery life across Apple's diverse product line. You'll be working with fundamental kernel subsystems including virtual memory, scheduling, and IPC, while collaborating with expert system architects throughout the Apple ecosystem.
The ideal candidate will combine deep technical expertise in operating systems with a passion for optimization and system-level problem solving. You'll be part of a team that directly impacts the user experience of millions of Apple device users worldwide, working on everything from wearable devices to desktop computers.
This role offers competitive compensation, including base pay, stock options, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be working at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, contributing to groundbreaking technology that defines the future of computing devices. The position provides an excellent opportunity for growth and learning, working alongside some of the industry's best engineers in system software development.