Apple, a global leader in technology innovation, is seeking a CPU Physical Electrical Analysis Engineer to join their Hardware team. This role represents a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of groundbreaking Apple products that have historically revolutionized entire industries.
As a CPU Physical Electrical Analysis Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of driving block and top-level design of power-grid and analysis of high-performance compute blocks in the EMIR/SIGEM/Reliability space. This position requires a deep understanding of computer architecture, RISC pipelines, and extensive experience with PNR design implementation and STA.
The role offers an exciting blend of technical challenges and cross-functional collaboration. You'll work closely with CAD/EDA vendors, methodology teams, implementation teams, and SOC level teams to ensure successful project delivery. Your expertise in power grid design, construction, and implementation will be crucial in creating and maintaining robust solutions in the PNR tool environment.
Apple offers an exceptional compensation package, including a competitive base salary range of $175,800 to $312,200, plus opportunities for stock ownership through various employee stock programs. The benefits package includes comprehensive medical and dental coverage, retirement benefits, educational reimbursement, and various other perks.
The ideal candidate will bring 10+ years of relevant industry experience, strong programming skills in Python, TCL, and C/C++, and expertise in data analysis techniques. You'll be joining a dynamic environment where innovation is the norm and where your contributions can directly impact the next generation of Apple products.
This role is perfect for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys solving complex technical challenges, and wants to be part of a team that consistently pushes the boundaries of technology. You'll have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge tools and technologies while contributing to products used by millions of people worldwide.