Optical Module Integration Engineer

Apple is seeking an exceptional Optical Module Integration Engineer to join their hardware team in developing cutting-edge optical and opto-mechanical devices for their Vision products. This role represents a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of advanced optics and consumer electronics at one of the world's most innovative technology companies.

The position requires a seasoned professional with extensive experience in optical module integration and manufacturing processes. You'll be responsible for driving the development and integration of innovative optical and opto-mechanical devices, ensuring they meet Apple's rigorous standards for user experience and performance. The role involves close collaboration with cross-functional teams and external vendors, making strong communication and technical leadership skills essential.

As an Optical Module Integration Engineer, you'll lead all aspects of specification definition, design reviews, and qualification plans. You'll be deeply involved in data analysis, failure investigation, and developing solutions for complex technical challenges. The role offers exposure to state-of-the-art technology and the chance to work on products that will shape the future of human-computer interaction.

The position offers a competitive compensation package, including a base salary range of $175,800 to $312,200, plus additional benefits such as stock options, comprehensive healthcare, and educational support. You'll be working in Apple's Sunnyvale location, contributing to groundbreaking products in the AR/VR space.

This role is ideal for someone with a strong background in optical engineering, proven experience in manufacturing processes, and a passion for developing innovative consumer electronics. You'll be joining a team that values technical excellence, creativity, and collaborative problem-solving. The opportunity to work on Apple's Vision products means you'll be at the forefront of developing technologies that will define the next generation of computing devices.