Wireless Power Magnetics Architect

Apple Inc

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Work type: On-site
Location: San Francisco, CA
Salary: $129,300–$225,300 / yr
Posted: 96 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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TL;DR · Wireless Power Magnetics Architect

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As a Wireless Power Magnetics Architect, you will join a multifaceted engineering group focused on the design, simulation, testing, and analysis of current and future wireless power products. You will be responsible for developing inductive power links with mass production intent by performing electromagnetic analysis of various geometrical structures through finite element analysis. Your daily work involves driving new techniques in measurement for improved efficiency, conducting risk assessments, and collaborating with cross-functional teams including electrical engineers and material scientists to optimize designs. You will utilize specialized tools such as COMSOL Multiphysics, Matlab, Mathcad, and Excel to perform multi-physics modeling and thermal analysis. The role requires deep expertise in Maxwell’s equations, the physics of magnetic materials, transformer theory, and experimental validation using network analyzers, LCR meters, and oscilloscopes to solve complex power technology challenges.

Skills

Finite Element Analysis (FEA) COMSOL Multiphysics Maxwell Matlab Mathcad Excel Electromagnetics Wireless Power Power Electronics Thermal Simulation Network Analyzers LCR Meter Oscilloscopes Transformer Theory Heat Transfer

What you'll do

Perform electromagnetic analysis of various geometrical structures using Finite Element Analysis (FEA).
Conduct simulation and measurement to improve the efficiency and accuracy of wireless power products.
Execute experimental validation by measuring key parameters and correlating results to simulation predictions.
Use analytical tools like Matlab, Mathcad, and Excel for sizing and system performance calculations.
Perform thermal simulations using specialized software to predict electrical performance.
Conduct risk assessments and co-existence analysis for wireless power designs.
Participate in material selection through experimental investigations and collaboration with external vendors.
Document all designs and key parameters rigorously for production intent.

What we're looking for

A bachelor's degree is required.
Experience with COMSOL and/or Maxwell FEA simulation tools is required.
Background in electromagnetics and a sound facility with Maxwell’s equations are required.
Familiarity in creating multi-physics models to predict electrical performance for wireless charging is required.
Familiarity with common lab equipment and measurement techniques like network analyzers, LCR meters, and oscilloscopes (preferred).
Experience in creating mathematical, computational, and numerical models for reduced order and complex thermal analysis (preferred).
Familiarity with statistical analysis of design perturbations (preferred).
An M.S. plus 3 years experience or a Ph.D. in material science, power electronics, or related fields is preferred.