Hardware System Integration Electrical Engineer - Mac

Apple; Cupertino (CA); On-site; USD 143,000 - 265,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is on the lookout for a talented Hardware System Integration Electrical Engineer to join their innovative team. This exciting role involves designing and debugging electrical subsystems for cutting-edge all-in-one computers, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of hardware and software. Candidates should possess a strong foundation in electrical engineering principles and a passion for technology. This position offers a dynamic work environment that fosters creativity and growth, making it an ideal opportunity for those eager to make a significant impact in the tech world.

Benefits

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Retirement Plans

Stock Options

Education Reimbursement

Employee Discounts

Qualifications

• Strong fundamentals in EE, physics, and design tradeoffs.
• Knowledge of digital interfaces like I2C, SPI, USB, and PCIe.

Responsibilities

• Design and validate electrical subsystems for Macs.
• Coordinate multilayer PCB layouts and support factory validation.

Skills

Electrical Engineering Fundamentals

System Architecture

Schematic Design

PCB Design

Communication Skills

Education

Bachelor's in Electrical or Computer Engineering

Tools

Cadence

Job description

Hardware System Integration Electrical Engineer - Mac

Location: Cupertino, California, United States

Summary

Apple is seeking a System EE for iMac electrical & system design integration. The candidate will design, implement, test, and debug the electrical subsystem of all-in-one computers within a collaborative cross-functional team, working with mechanical engineering, software, silicon engineering, and other module teams such as wireless, camera, sensing, and display. Our engineers rely on skills in system architecture, schematic design, circuits, power regulation, high-speed signals, PCB design, and troubleshooting to delight customers!

Description

Daily tasks include electrical design (schematic capture and PCB layout), simulation, bring-up, debug, and validation for Macs. Responsibilities involve schematic capture, coordinating multilayer PCB layouts including HDI and fine pitch BGAs, and supporting factory build and validation. We seek candidates with broad skills, curiosity, and the desire to grow or specialize in various technology areas.

Minimum Qualifications

1. Bachelor's in Electrical or Computer Engineering or related field
2. Strong fundamentals in EE, physics, system architecture, and design tradeoffs
3. Knowledge of digital interfaces: I2C, SPI, JTAG, USB, MIPI, PCIe, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt
4. Experience in circuit design for power, digital, analog, high-speed communication, programmable logic, or wireless
5. Excellent communication skills

Preferred Qualifications

1. Experience with schematic capture and PCB layout using Cadence or similar tools
2. Experience with PCB bring-up, debug, and testing with standard lab equipment
3. Data analysis, visualization, and scripting skills
4. Curiosity, creativity, integrity, leadership, teamwork, passion for learning

Pay & Benefits

Base pay ranges from $143,100 to $264,200, depending on skills and experience. Benefits include medical, dental, retirement, stock options, discounts, education reimbursement, and potential bonuses. Learn more: https://www.apple.com/careers/us/benefits.html

Apple is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. We promote equal opportunity regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other protected characteristics. For more info, see EEOC Rights.

We do not discriminate or retaliate against applicants discussing compensation. We participate in E-Verify where required. We provide reasonable accommodations for disabilities. Apple is a drug-free workplace. We consider qualified applicants with criminal histories as per law. For San Francisco applicants, see the local Fair Chance Ordinance. In Massachusetts, lie detector tests are prohibited for employment.