Job Details

Role Number: 200622159-3956

Summary

In this role, you will be the focal point of defining next-gen architecture for Apple Vision products. The position allows you to work on wide range of topics including prototyping, hardware & silicon definition, software & algorithm development, hands-on characterization, concept demo to executives.

Description

Compare and scope display and optics technologies, analyze the trade-offs between performance, manufacturability and cost.

Define architecture for new display technologies with understanding of system requirement, display & optical behavior, human perception.

Define detailed specs including the display panel, driving ASICs, software/firmware algorithms and test/calibration procedure.

Promote innovation and new technology to improve Apple's display performance and user experience.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree minimum in Electrical engineering or related field with 3 years of relevant proven experience

• Experience in the following areas: display backplane design, display pipeline, image processing, digital single processing, and/OR display architecture electrical and optical modeling.

Preferred Qualifications

• PhD degree or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering, or MSEE degree plus 5 years work experience.

• Good communication and leadership skills, with experience collaborating efficiently across internal teams and vendors teams.

• Capability in theoretical analysis, as well as system characterization and modeling.

• Hands-on experimental ability with prototyping experience.

• Experiences in following area is a plus: optics, device physics, or machine learning.

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