Display AI Engineer: Vision, Optics & Rendering

Apple, Inc.; Cupertino (CA); On-site; USD 185,000 - 325,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Retirement benefits

Employee stock programs

Stock Purchase Plan

Discounted products

Tuition reimbursement

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Apple Inc. in California is seeking curious, hands-on scientists and engineers to advance next-generation display features through optical measurement, computer vision, ML, and graphics rendering.

You will work at the intersection of hardware and software to connect light physics with rendering and front-of-screen experiences. The role emphasizes building experiments, developing algorithms, modeling systems, and delivering proofs of concept while collaborating with cross-functional teams across

Qualifications

• Curious, hands-on scientists and engineers with a strong background in display technology, CV, graphics rendering, and optics.
• Experience building imaging setups and developing algorithms from scratch.
• Strong writing and verbal communication skills for cross-functional partners.

Responsibilities

• Design and run data-collection and optical measurement experiments on display and imaging systems.
• Develop CV, graphics rendering, optics design, and ML algorithms for new display features.
• Model and simulate optical/display systems to guide hardware and algorithm design.
• Build proof-of-concept demos to test and showcase new ideas.
• Define engineering requirements and calibration specs for upcoming display features.

Skills

Imaging expertise

Computer vision

Graphics rendering

Optics design

Signal processing

Image processing

Display technology

Education

Bachelor's degree in science or engineering

MS or PhD in related field

Tools

Optical modeling software

Job description

Apple Inc. in California is seeking curious, hands-on scientists and engineers to advance next-generation display features through optical measurement, computer vision, ML, and graphics rendering.

You will work at the intersection of hardware and software to connect light physics with rendering and front-of-screen experiences. The role emphasizes building experiments, developing algorithms, modeling systems, and delivering proofs of concept while collaborating with cross-functional teams across