Senior Image Sensor Architect - Camera Silicon

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

Benefits offered by this job

Medical & dental

Retirement benefits

Discounted products

Tuition reimbursement

Relocation support

Employee stock plan

Job summary

Apple Inc. is seeking a Camera Silicon Architect to define the future of imaging for Apple products. You will pioneer image sensor architectures, translating product goals into silicon requirements and algorithmic solutions to push image quality and user experience.

You will work across optics, sensor tech, silicon design, and software, driving decisions from concept to bring-up. The role demands leading multi-disciplinary efforts, rigorous verification, and collaboration with hardware,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related field.
• Experience with high performance and low power image sensor architecture design.
• Experience leading development of image sensing devices or mixed-signal designs.

Responsibilities

• Define and develop image sensor architectures for next-gen camera systems.
• Evaluate architectures and identify approaches.
• Drive chip-level specifications and collaboration for productization.
• Support silicon bring-up and system integration with cross-functional teams.
• Represent camera silicon in cross-functional forums for feature tradeoffs.

Skills

Image sensor design

Low power imaging

Programming: Python/C/Matlab

Cross-functional leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in EE/CE/CS

Tools

Python

Matlab

C

Job description

Apple Inc. is seeking a Camera Silicon Architect to define the future of imaging for Apple products. You will pioneer image sensor architectures, translating product goals into silicon requirements and algorithmic solutions to push image quality and user experience.

You will work across optics, sensor tech, silicon design, and software, driving decisions from concept to bring-up. The role demands leading multi-disciplinary efforts, rigorous verification, and collaboration with hardware,