Wireless Systems Engineer — RF & Product Design

Apple Inc.; California; On-site; USD 150,000 - 278,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical & dental coverage

Employee stock plan

Relocation assistance

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Apple Inc. is seeking a Product RF Design Engineer in Cupertino, CA to lead RF architecture and integration for next-generation wireless products.

You will guide design decisions from concept through prototyping to mass production, collaborating closely with wireless and software engineers, industrial designers and manufacturing teams. The role emphasizes hands-on design, testing and optimization, leveraging simulation and lab measurements to ensure world-class RF performance across cellular,

Qualifications

• BSEE or equivalent education required.
• Coursework or experience in antenna/RF design, wireless communications, EM, or circuits.
• Experience in antenna design including simulation, mockup skill and architecture investigation.
• Experience in RF measurement and desense.

Responsibilities

• Apply expertise in RF architecture, design, integration and manufacturing from concept to mass production.
• Collaborate with wireless and software teams to optimize RF performance for products.
• Prototype, test and iterate designs using simulations and lab measurements.
• Support production with RF-related issues and yield improvements.

Skills

RF Design

Antenna Design

Electromagnetic Theory

RF Measurement

System Integration

Education

BSEE or Equivalent

Tools

RF Lab Instrumentation

Job description

Apple Inc. is seeking a Product RF Design Engineer in Cupertino, CA to lead RF architecture and integration for next-generation wireless products.

You will guide design decisions from concept through prototyping to mass production, collaborating closely with wireless and software engineers, industrial designers and manufacturing teams. The role emphasizes hands-on design, testing and optimization, leveraging simulation and lab measurements to ensure world-class RF performance across cellular,