Wireless Radio Verification Engineer - Multi-Gigabit RF/SoC

Apple; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 123,000 - 214,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and dental coverage

Retirement benefits

Discounted products and free services

Tuition reimbursement

Relocation assistance

Bonus potential

Job summary

Apple's Wireless Connectivity team is developing state-of-the-art WiFi SoCs powering hundreds of millions of Apple products worldwide. As a Wireless Radio Verification Engineer, you'll ensure first-time-right silicon success through sophisticated testbenches, coverage strategies, and multi‑gigabit wireless tech—from concept to production.

You will verify radio digital controllers with RF subsystems, build UVM environments, and collaborate with Design, RF, PHY, and Systems teams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Experience with SystemVerilog/UVM verification.
• Strong problem solving and collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

• Verify Radio digital controllers or subsystems from test planning to feature closure.
• Develop UVM testbench environments and infrastructure for radio control datapath subsystems.
• Implement constrained random scenarios exercising radio protocols and control sequences.
• Collaborate on digital + mixed-signal verification for radio paths.
• Track regressions, debugging, and address coverage gaps.
• Partner with Design, RF, and Systems teams to define verification strategy.

Skills

Digital verification

UVM

SystemVerilog

Python

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

UVM testbench

Verilog

VHDL

Job description

Apple's Wireless Connectivity team is developing state-of-the-art WiFi SoCs powering hundreds of millions of Apple products worldwide. As a Wireless Radio Verification Engineer, you'll ensure first-time-right silicon success through sophisticated testbenches, coverage strategies, and multi‑gigabit wireless tech—from concept to production.

You will verify radio digital controllers with RF subsystems, build UVM environments, and collaborate with Design, RF, PHY, and Systems teams.