Senior Low-Power Wireless SoC Power Engineer (Stock)

Apple, Inc.; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 175,000 - 309,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple Inc. in San Diego invites a seasoned engineer to join our wireless silicon development team, shaping energy-efficient power management for next-generation SoCs.

You will own low-power design across blocks and contribute to architecture, verification, and post-silicon activities. In this high-visibility role, you will define features, implement logic, verify with XF teams, and support post-silicon bring-up, delivering reliable power performance for hundreds of millions of users while

Qualifications

• BS degree and 10+ years of relevant industry experience.
• Proven track record in power/clock/reset management logic design.
• Proficiency in Verilog language.
• Power management logic verification and debugging experience.
• Knowledge of CDC, RDC, STA and UPF.
• Scripting skills in Shell, Perl, or Python.
• Knowledge of common SoC components (CPU, fabric, peripherals).
• Strong problem solving and analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Define SoC power management features to meet product requirements.
• Implement power management logic.
• Work with XF teams to verify power management logic.
• Support Power team on power analysis and post-silicon correlation.
• Post silicon bring up and debug support.

Skills

Power management

Verilog

Scripting Shell/Perl/Python

ASIC low power techniques

CDC/RDC/STA/UFP

SOC components knowledge

Problem solving

Power/clock/reset management

Education

BS degree

Job description

Apple Inc. in San Diego invites a seasoned engineer to join our wireless silicon development team, shaping energy-efficient power management for next-generation SoCs.

You will own low-power design across blocks and contribute to architecture, verification, and post-silicon activities. In this high-visibility role, you will define features, implement logic, verify with XF teams, and support post-silicon bring-up, delivering reliable power performance for hundreds of millions of users while