Role Number: 200628727-0836
Summary
At Apple, we believe new ideas have a way of becoming outstanding products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. Bring passion and dedication to your job and there's no telling what you could accomplish! This is an excellent opportunity to work on the forefront of Battery Qualification Labs where you will help to identify electrical equipment used to qualify cells and packs that will be included in the next generation of products.
Description
This team is responsible for architecting, specifying, and realizing advanced electromechanical test and automation apparatus. You will be a key technical contributor and will utilize your in-depth electrical engineering skills to help realize and implement engineering or manufacturing test equipment in a production environment!
Minimum Qualifications
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BS degree in Electrical Engineering or relevant
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Experience in design and implementation of test systems
Preferred Qualifications
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Master’s degree or equivalent job-related experience in Electrical Engineering.
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Strong knowledge in electrical engineering fundamentals and principals.
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Experience working in a production environment with automated test equipment.
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Experience with programming such as python. Experience with microprocessors, and or FPGAs and programming them.
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Experience with printed circuit board layout, assembly design and manufacture including board layout, materials selection and SMT.
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Understanding of calibration and the propagation of uncertainty and traceability to the SI.
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Hands on experience in working with fixture, tools, precision instrumentations and troubleshooting complex electrical apparatus at the component level.
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Knowledgeable in statistical analysis of data and tools for analytics.
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