Battery Algorithms Engineer — Build Next-Gen BMS
Apple Inc.
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Job summary
Apple Inc. in Cupertino is seeking a Battery Algorithm Software Engineer to design and develop advanced battery and power management algorithms and software for Apple products.
You will work with cross-functional teams to define software architecture and implement innovative battery algorithms. The role focuses on developing robust BMS solutions for consumer electronics, industrial, telecom, or automotive applications, with opportunities to contribute to new architectures and products while
Qualifications
- BS degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field.
- Experience coding in C and/or C++.
- PhD and 3+ years relevant industry experience.
Responsibilities
- Develop future BMS technologies with a hardworking team of engineers in a highly reciprocal and multi-functional environment.
- Develop and commercialize robust battery management solutions for consumer, industrial, telecom or automotive products.
- Develop new class of battery systems involving algorithms, architectures and products to improve the utility of batteries.
- Design and develop advanced battery and power management algorithms and software for various Apple products.
- Work with cross-functional teams including algorithms, software, and system engineers and will define SW architecture.
- Write SW modules to implement innovative battery algorithms.
Skills
Education
Job description
Apple Inc. in Cupertino is seeking a Battery Algorithm Software Engineer to design and develop advanced battery and power management algorithms and software for Apple products.
You will work with cross-functional teams to define software architecture and implement innovative battery algorithms. The role focuses on developing robust BMS solutions for consumer electronics, industrial, telecom, or automotive applications, with opportunities to contribute to new architectures and products while
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