Apple's Sensing Hardware team is seeking a Hardware Validation Engineer to join their innovative team developing groundbreaking sensors for various Apple platforms including iPhones, iPads, Audio, Macs, Home ecosystem, and accessories. This role presents an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of consumer electronics technology, specifically focusing on touch sensing technologies and hardware validation processes.
The position involves working with cutting-edge sensor systems, where you'll be responsible for characterization, integration, and validation of capacitive touch sensors for new product applications. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams including test, firmware, system engineering, and product operations to ensure product excellence. The role combines technical expertise with hands-on experience, requiring both analytical skills and practical hardware knowledge.
As a Hardware Validation Engineer, you'll be instrumental in defining performance indicators, developing test scripts, and leading automation efforts for hardware testing. You'll also be involved in developing hardware architectures for novel test setups and conducting failure analysis to maintain Apple's high standards of quality. The position offers exposure to new technologies and methods in sensor testing, providing opportunities for continuous learning and innovation.
The compensation package is competitive, ranging from $121,900 to $183,600 base pay, complemented by Apple's comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, stock programs, and educational support. The role requires occasional travel (up to 10%) and offers the chance to work with world-class teams in Apple's Cupertino location.
This is an ideal opportunity for someone with a strong background in electrical engineering or mechatronics, combined with practical experience in sensing systems and hardware validation. You'll be part of a team that drives innovation in consumer electronics, contributing to products used by millions of people worldwide. The role offers both technical challenges and growth opportunities, making it perfect for someone passionate about hardware validation and sensor technology.