Sr. Hardware Systems Engineer

We are a team that is passionate about creating audio products. We are searching for a Hardware Systems Engineer to work on architecting next generation audio products in a collaborative and fast paced environment.

As a hardware system engineer on our team, you'll leverage your expertise in hardware engineering and collaborate with cross-functional teams to architect products from the initial concept stage to their mass production. You will own complete architectures, ranging from schematic, overseeing layout, bring up, debug, and validation. You'll be responsible for solving challenging engineering problems and working closely with our cross-functional partners at Apple's various office locations.\n\nThe ideal candidate is someone who independently solves complex problems utilizing strong analytical skills and creatively provides solutions. They communicate effectively to varying audiences and are able to collaborate with cross functional teams and drive toward a common goal. They have a deep understanding in electrical engineering fundamentals and have an understanding of technical foundations in cross functional disciplines.

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent\n7+ years experience in hardware systems design\nDesign of complex system architectures with strong electrical engineering fundamentals\nAbility to identify design tradeoffs and optimize circuits to meet product requirements. \nDemonstrated ability to bring up, debug, and validate circuitry \nAbility to travel domestically and internationally.

In-depth knowledge of RF systems, batteries, audio systems, SiPs, sensor definition/integration. \nExpertise in SOC/MCU integration, power architecture, Bluetooth\nExperience developing high-volume consumer electronic products from concept to mass production and working with contract manufacturers. \nUnderstands schematic/PCB constraints and has worked on complicated rigid/flex/SiP designs. \nHighly skilled with DMMs, electronic loads, power supplies, oscilloscopes, battery simulators, and spectrum analyzers.