Graphics Platform Architect - AI/ML GPU Innovations

Apple Inc.; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple Inc. is seeking a Graphics Engineer for Platform Architecture in Orlando to advance future Apple Silicon GPUs and enable new customer experiences. You will work on graphics hardware development, performance analysis, and exploration of ML-augmented techniques across diverse Apple products.

The role emphasizes collaboration with metal/framework teams, prototyping of new graphics methods, and contribution to architectural decisions that shape next-generation GPUs.

Qualifications

• Experience in design or architecture of real time graphics hardware systems.
• Experience with software architecture and development.

Responsibilities

• Assist in hardware performance analysis, graphics algorithm research, and optimization.
• Contribute to development of modeling tools and infrastructure necessary to do exploratory design and performance studies.
• Collaborate with the metal framework and driver teams to enable next generation Metal API features.
• Drive development of new graphics techniques, including AI/ML-enhanced algorithms, via prototyping to improve user experiences across a wide range of products and applications.
• Track upcoming trends in graphics hardware and software various application types, and assist in driving product development directions.

Skills

Real-time graphics

Software architecture

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

MS/PhD in CS/CE/EE

Tools

GLSL

HLSL

OpenCL

CUDA

Job description

Apple Inc. is seeking a Graphics Engineer for Platform Architecture in Orlando to advance future Apple Silicon GPUs and enable new customer experiences. You will work on graphics hardware development, performance analysis, and exploration of ML-augmented techniques across diverse Apple products.

The role emphasizes collaboration with metal/framework teams, prototyping of new graphics methods, and contribution to architectural decisions that shape next-generation GPUs.