RF Systems & Wireless Integration Engineer

Apple; United States; On-site; USD 143,100 - 264,200; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical & dental coverage

Employee stock programs

Relocation assistance

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Apple in Cupertino is seeking an RF Systems integration engineer to help validate wireless technologies from prototyping to mass production. You will design calibration routines, test algorithms and collaborate with chipset vendors and in-house RF/HW teams to analyze performance.

You should have a strong foundation in wireless theory, hands-on RF test experience, and ability to write clean code (C/C++, Python) to support scalable test solutions and high-volume product lines.

Qualifications

• BS in Electrical Engineering with 2+ years in RF/Wireless consumer products.
• Understanding of RF transceiver blocks, communications theory, and RF parameters.
• Experience reading/writing clean, efficient code in C/C++/Python.
• Familiarity with RF test equipment and RF measurements.

Responsibilities

• Design validation for RF/wireless systems from prototyping to mass production.
• Develop calibration routines and test algorithms; contribute to multi-faceted test software.
• Collaborate with chipset manufacturers, test equipment vendors and in-house RF/HW teams.
• Analyze wireless performance data and tackle technical challenges for high-volume deployment.

Skills

RF Transceiver blocks

Communications theory

RF parameters

Programming: C/C++/Python

RF/wireless test equipment

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

MSEE

Tools

RF test equipment

Software design principles

Job description

Apple in Cupertino is seeking an RF Systems integration engineer to help validate wireless technologies from prototyping to mass production. You will design calibration routines, test algorithms and collaborate with chipset vendors and in-house RF/HW teams to analyze performance.

You should have a strong foundation in wireless theory, hands-on RF test experience, and ability to write clean code (C/C++, Python) to support scalable test solutions and high-volume product lines.