Job Details

Role Number: 200620189-3543

Summary

Join the Wireless Technologies and Ecosystems organization and join an outstanding team of engineers driving innovation on products used by millions worldwide. Our group is looking for a highly motivated Performance Engineer to optimize software design for Apple’s latest products, including the next generation of Apple Watch, AirPods, iPhone, iPad, and Mac etc.

Description

As a key member of Connectivity Firmware Performance team you will work on software design, testing and optimization from early prototypes until productization! The work involves devising performance evaluation methodologies on SW/HW prototypes, analyzing logs, and making recommendations for implementing in software based on trade-off analysis at a system & product level.

Minimum Qualifications

• You have a strong understanding in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Thread, or related protocols

• You have a background or research experience in RF, Digital, and Wireless communications

• You have experience working with wireless sniffers and protocol analyzers to debug and root cause issues

• You're experienced with Python for testing, data analysis, and visualization

• You have knowledge of TCP/IP protocol suite

• You have a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience

Preferred Qualifications

• You're experienced with power, performance trade-off analysis

• MS or PhD

• You approach problems flexibly, adjusting strategies as needed for practical solutions

• You're focused on priorities and drive efforts toward achieving results

• You're experienced working across various layers of Wireless System Architecture

• You stay curious, and continually seek to learn and improve processes

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