Display Technologist: OLED Optics & Advanced Backplanes

Apple, Inc.; Cupertino (CA); Presencial; USD 185.000 - 325.000; Jornada completa

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Employee stock programs

Stock Purchase Plan

Medical and dental coverage

Tuition reimbursement

Relocation

Descripción de la vacante

Apple’s Display Technologies team is seeking a Display Technologist in Cupertino to help develop next-generation OLED displays. You will work on the interplay of OLED backplanes and thin-film optics, translating advanced physics into practical design and algorithms that balance performance with reliability.

The role requires deep expertise in thin film wave optics and data analysis, with strong collaboration across hardware, software, and manufacturing teams.

Formación

• Requires a Bachelor's Degree plus 10 years in Physics, Optics, Materials Science or Electrical Engineering.
• Experience in Python and MATLAB for large-scale data collection and analysis.
• Experience in thin film wave optics / geometric optics modeling.
• MS or PhD degree plus 8 years experience preferred.
• Deep understanding of OLED device principles.
• Experience with latest consumer electronics display technologies.
• Ability to communicate technical problems clearly across cross-functional teams.

Responsabilidades

• Participate in display design process and algorithms development.
• Translate complex display physics into practical design solutions.
• Collaborate with Silicon design, Software Engineering and manufacturing teams.
• Communicate technical findings to diverse audiences and stakeholders.

Conocimientos

Python data analysis

MATLAB data analysis

Thin film optics

Geometric optics modeling

Cross-functional communication

Educación

Bachelor's Degree

MS/PhD preferred

Herramientas

Python

MATLAB

Descripción del empleo

Apple’s Display Technologies team is seeking a Display Technologist in Cupertino to help develop next-generation OLED displays. You will work on the interplay of OLED backplanes and thin-film optics, translating advanced physics into practical design and algorithms that balance performance with reliability.

The role requires deep expertise in thin film wave optics and data analysis, with strong collaboration across hardware, software, and manufacturing teams.