SoC Hard IP Characterization Product Engineer

Apple's Silicon Technologies group is seeking a talented SoC Hard IP Characterization Product Engineer to join their team in San Diego. This role combines hardware engineering expertise with software development to ensure Apple's next-generation processors meet the highest standards of performance and efficiency.

As a SoC Hard IP Characterization Product Engineer, you'll be responsible for developing and implementing sophisticated test programs for debugging, characterizing, and qualifying system-on-chip devices. You'll work with cutting-edge technology, collaborating across multiple teams to ensure the quality and reliability of Apple's custom silicon solutions.

The role offers an exciting opportunity to work on technology that powers millions of Apple devices worldwide. You'll be involved in various aspects of the development process, from initial characterization to production support, requiring both technical depth and breadth.

Key responsibilities include characterizing high-speed IO PHYs, PLLs, and other custom hardware IPs, performing complex statistical analysis, and working closely with design and validation teams. You'll also be instrumental in failure analysis and implementing corrective actions to improve product quality.

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $129,600 to $236,300, along with comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, stock options, and educational support. Apple's commitment to innovation, coupled with its collaborative culture and world-class resources, makes this an ideal opportunity for someone passionate about hardware engineering and product development.

This role requires a bachelor's degree with at least 3 years of relevant experience, strong understanding of digital and analog circuits, and expertise in test characterization. Experience with Python or PERL scripting is advantageous. Join Apple's Silicon Technologies group to be part of the team creating the next generation of revolutionary products.