AirPods Product Design Engineer — Wireless Audio Innovator

Apple, Inc.; Boulder (CO); On-site; USD 135,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and dental coverage

Retirement benefits

Educational expense reimbursement

Employee stock purchase plan

Relocation

Job summary

Apple, Inc. in Boulder, CO, USA is seeking a Product Design Engineer to advance AirPods to the next level. You will conceive, design, test, and bring into production audio products while collaborating with multi-functional teams. International travel (~10%) is possible.

The role emphasizes creative problem-solving, meticulous component design, and seamless integration of audio subsystems within a fast-changing hardware environment.

Qualifications

• 3+ years experience in product design, or equivalent.
• BS Mechanical Engineering.
• Demonstrated ability in plastic and metal part design.
• Experience in DFM and DFA, tolerancing analyses and geometric tolerancing.
• Some experience with basic finite element analysis and general mechanical engineering analysis.
• Flexibility and comfort working in a quickly changing environment.
• Ability to travel internationally (10%+).

Responsibilities

• Conceive, design, test, solve problems, and bring into production products that redefine the music experience.
• Collaborate with Industrial Design, Audio Engineering, Packaging, Safety, Hardware Engineering, EMC, Operations and Marketing.
• Integrate advanced components into new products and ensure repeatable manufacturing.

Skills

Product design

DFM/ DFA

Tolerance analysis

Geometric tolerancing

Finite element analysis

Adaptability

Travel readiness

Education

BS Mechanical Engineering

MSME

Tools

FEA software

Job description

Apple, Inc. in Boulder, CO, USA is seeking a Product Design Engineer to advance AirPods to the next level. You will conceive, design, test, and bring into production audio products while collaborating with multi-functional teams. International travel (~10%) is possible.

The role emphasizes creative problem-solving, meticulous component design, and seamless integration of audio subsystems within a fast-changing hardware environment.