This role pays less than
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About Apple Inc
Apple Inc. is a multinational technology company known for designing and manufacturing consumer electronics, software, and online services, including the iPhone, Mac, iPad, and App Store. Industry: Consumer Electronics & Software
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$175,000–$277,600
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The Test & Instrumentation Development Engineer joins the Instrumentation and Test team to architect, design, and develop end-to-end test and measurement systems. This role involves creating instrumentation hardware, software, and firmware platforms to validate sensor performance and other critical technologies for new product introduction, characterization, and mass production. Key responsibilities include developing production instrumentation software, authoring engineering requirements, performing root cause analysis, and building generative AI tooling to automate data analysis and failure triage. The ideal candidate possesses a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science and has over three years of experience with C/C++ or Python. Required skills include hardware design, system-level test software, and statistical data analysis using Design of Experiments. The role focuses on solving complex technical challenges related to high-volume consumer electronics, specifically within touch, sensing, and display technologies.
C/C++
Python
Firmware
Hardware Design
Digital Signal Processing
DSP
Design of Experiments
DOE
Root Cause Analysis
Instrumentation
Electronics Debugging
Statistical Data Analysis
C/C++
Python
Firmware
Hardware Design
Digital Signal Processing
DSP
Image Processing
Root Cause Analysis
Design of Experiments
DOE
Statistical Data Analysis
Instrumentation
Electronics Debugging
Validation
Calibration
System Characterization