Health Sensing HW - Electrical Technology HW Architecture

Apple's Health Sensing team is at the forefront of developing innovative health sensing technologies for future products. This role focuses on hardware architecture design for electrical sensing health features, such as ECG in the Apple Watch. As a Staff Engineer, you'll work in a highly cross-functional environment, contributing to circuit and system design, simulation and modeling, and data processing/analysis.

The team's mission goes beyond just building products - they deliver technology that impacts users' health and well-being. Working with dynamic, smart people and cutting-edge technologies, you'll be part of a team that regularly receives feedback about how their features have improved or saved lives.

The role involves comprehensive hardware development responsibilities, from initial design and functional specification through to validation. You'll work on sensor interfaces, mixed-signal systems, and board-level designs while collaborating with firmware and algorithm teams. The position requires expertise in electrical system design, data analysis, and technical documentation.

Key aspects of the role include:

• Designing and delivering high-quality electrical health sensing features
• Conducting architecture design and system-level testing
• Processing physiological data and predicting performance
• Creating detailed technical specifications and documentation
• Working closely with cross-functional teams

The position offers competitive compensation ($175,800 - $312,200) plus equity opportunities through stock programs. Benefits include comprehensive medical/dental coverage, retirement benefits, educational reimbursement, and various Apple-specific perks.

This is an opportunity to work on meaningful health technology that directly impacts users' lives while being part of Apple's innovative culture and comprehensive benefits package. The role combines technical expertise with real-world impact, making it ideal for experienced engineers passionate about health technology.