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Apple is seeking Modeling Software Engineers to develop tools and platforms that enable analog mixed-signal circuit design for Apple Silicon chips. You will build automation frameworks and modeling environments to help circuit designers connect processors to the real world.
The role requires strong Python or C++ programming skills and experience at the software-hardware intersection, including user interfaces and data visualization for designers.
Apple Silicon Engineering is seeking Hardware-minded Software engineers to create innovative
tools to design the next generation of Apple’s world-leading systems-on-chip (SOCs).
Apple’s multi-billion-transistor Ax SOCs are the brain of every iPhone and iPad. The Analog
Mixed-Signal (AMS) circuits connect them to the physical world via complex IPs such as
SERDES for data communication, PLLs for clock generation, and sensors for measuring
physical quantities.
Modeling Software Engineers bring a unique and versatile combination of software and
hardware expertise. On their way from the designer's mind to becoming a piece of silicon,
circuits take form in software. Modeling Software Engineers develop those software-
representations of future hardware and then make them real. This includes both the circuits
themselves, and the underlying tools to enable hundreds more designers. We use modern
software design methodology and apply it to AMS Hardware design
This role develops specialized software tools and simulation platforms that enable the design of analog mixed-signal circuits for Apple's custom silicon chips.
This position combines software engineering expertise with hardware knowledge to build automation frameworks, optimization algorithms, and modeling environments that help circuit designers create the physical interfaces connecting Apple's processors to the real world.
The position requires strong programming skills in Python or C++ and involves working on challenging problems at the intersection of software development and hardware design/development
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