Next-Gen Display Silicon Architect — Lead IC Design

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

Benefits offered by this job

Employee stock programs

Relocation assistance

Comprehensive medical and dental

Job summary

Apple Inc. seeks a Display Silicon Architect to lead the chip architecture for next-generation display ICs in Apple products. You will define silicon architecture, collaborate with external vendors and internal teams, and validate functionality through simulations and testing.

The role involves leading design, development, and mass‑production readiness, with emphasis on performance, power, and reliability of display silicon within high‑volume consumer electronics.

Qualifications

• BS degree required with at least 10 years of relevant industry experience.
• Experience leading chip architecture and analog mixed-signal design.
• Design experience for amplifiers, DACs, oscillators and high‑volume ICs.
• Strong fundamentals in digital/analog IC design and verification.
• Ability to drive silicon experiments and analyze results.

Responsibilities

• Architect the display silicon and subsystem architecture.
• Define critical blocks design rules and guidelines for display ICs.
• Authorize engineering requirements and specifications for silicon.
• Collaborate with silicon and cross‑functional teams for simulations.
• Define roadmap for next-generation display silicon and subsystems.
• Manage silicon and system-level risk and performance tradeoffs.

Skills

Chip architecture

Analog mixed-signal design

Amplifiers

DACs

Oscillators

High-speed links

Digital/Analog IC fundamentals

Silicon debugging experiments

Strong communication

Education

BS

Tools

MATLAB

Python

Verilog

Job description

Apple Inc. seeks a Display Silicon Architect to lead the chip architecture for next-generation display ICs in Apple products. You will define silicon architecture, collaborate with external vendors and internal teams, and validate functionality through simulations and testing.

The role involves leading design, development, and mass‑production readiness, with emphasis on performance, power, and reliability of display silicon within high‑volume consumer electronics.