Touch Sensing HW Electrical Engineer

Apple Inc

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Work type: On-site
Location: —
Salary: $129,300–$225,300 / yr
Posted: 29 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday

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This role $177k

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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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TL;DR · Touch Sensing HW Electrical Engineer

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Touch Sensing HW - Electrical Engineer joins the Sensing Systems team to develop and launch next-generation touch sensing technologies. This role involves designing, prototyping, and characterizing systems while performing schematic design for boards and flexible assemblies. The engineer will conduct failure mode analysis, root-cause diagnosis, and system-level problem-solving while collaborating with cross-functional teams like Mechanical, Process, Reliability, Test, and Software Engineers to improve manufacturability. Key technical requirements include an electrical engineering background in analog and mixed-signal circuit design, sensor modeling, and simulation tools such as COMSOL or SPICE. Candidates should possess hands-on experience with board-level circuits, lab equipment, and scripting for data analysis. The role focuses on the specific domain of touch sensing systems, requiring knowledge of capacitive front-ends, touch sensors, analog circuits, and basic electrostatics to enable advanced user interaction.