iPhone Analog Power Management Engineer

The iPhone Division is seeking a hard-working Power Management engineer. This is an individual contributor role working in a top notch engineering team developing the next iPhone products with responsibilities for the design, implementation and integration of the Power Management subsystems (Charger, main PMIC, subsystem PMIC, camera flash driver, laser driver and compliance IC, discrete power supplies, etc.). At different development stages, this person will work closely with Apple internal multi functional teams, Contract Manufacturer teams, and IC vendor teams. The applicant should be familiar with the design of portable low-power products, preferably with experience in a consumer electronics environment dealing with high-volume and high-quality products.

Description

This role involves planning system and subsystem power and IO trees, as well as drafting and reviewing datasheets. The candidate will participate in IC design reviews, track bugs, and contribute to IP development. Responsibilities also include schematic and layout reviews, prototype bring-up and debugging, production test support, and system bug tracking. Furthermore, the role requires functional and parameter bench verification, including automation scripting, signal characterization, and some manufacturing support.

Preferred Qualifications

Strong communication skills

Masters or Ph.D in EE or equivalent

Minimum Qualifications

BSEE or equivalent

2 + years overall experience in industry

Must have great EE fundamentals

Experience in one or more of the following areas is important: switching mode power supply, linear power supply, PMIC, system power architecture, charger, battery gasgauge, BMU, and camera flash drivers

Hands-on experience in prototyping circuits and products in the lab

Hands-on experience in power ICs and circuits validation in the lab

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