iPhone System Silicon EPM
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Are you highly organized with a technical background and a passion for working on complex programs across a diverse set of teams? Join our System Silicon EPM team, where you’ll be at the center of the definition and integration effort behind the chips that make iPhone possible.
As an iPhone System Silicon EPM, you will use your EE background and program management skills to coordinate the definition and integration of custom silicon for iPhone. You will ensure proposed silicon receives the right scrutiny from product architects, that system integration and validation goals are achieved, and that all product-level risks are communicated effectively. Together with the broader iPhone System EPM team, you’ll continue to build upon and contribute to the exceptional Apple product development process - helping to deliver amazing consumer products and experiences!
BS in Electrical Engineering\n3+ years of industry experience\nExcellent verbal and written communication skills\nStrong analytical and problem-solving skills\nTechnical background with a sound understanding of silicon development processes\nExperience building program and project schedules in a hardware/silicon development environment
MS in Electrical Engineering\n5+ years of industry experience\nBackground in consumer electronics
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