Apple is seeking a TouchID Sensor Design and Integration Electrical Engineer to join their Sensing Systems team, which is responsible for integrating MEMS, magnetic, and capacitive sensors across various Apple products including iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. This role is central to developing and implementing security and convenience features through TouchID technology.
The position requires a seasoned professional with at least 10 years of experience and a strong background in electrical engineering, particularly in analog and digital circuit design. You'll be working on cutting-edge sensing technologies that enable devices to interact with users in innovative ways. The role combines technical expertise with collaborative leadership, as you'll be guiding multi-functional teams through the entire product development lifecycle.
Key responsibilities include schematic capture, module and flex design, and leading integration discussions. You'll need to be comfortable with both the theoretical and practical aspects of sensor development, from circuit simulation to hands-on lab validation. The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $175,800 to $312,200, along with comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, stock options, and educational support.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about hardware engineering who wants to make a direct impact on Apple's product security and user experience. You'll be working in Cupertino, collaborating with world-class engineers and contributing to products used by millions of people globally. The role offers significant growth potential and the chance to work on next-generation sensing technologies that haven't yet been revealed to the world.
The ideal candidate will bring not only technical expertise but also strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively across different functional teams. You'll be involved in all phases of product development, from initial design through mass production, making this an ideal position for someone who enjoys seeing their work transform from concept to consumer product.