What are the responsibilities and job description for the Wireless Power Architect position at Apple, Inc.?
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This is an opportunity to participate in a multifaceted and outstanding engineering group at one of the world's leading companies. Candidates will have the opportunity to work on highly technical topics related to some of Apple's latest products in power technology. In particular, the role includes participation in the design, simulation, testing and analysis of current and future wireless power products. The role requires broad knowledge of finite element analysis (FEA) modeling of the magnetic field as well as familiarity with common wireless power circuit architectures (inverter/rectifier/impedance matching networks). The candidate should have basic knowledge of the physics of magnetic materials, Maxwell's equations, transformer theory, circuit simulators and finite element analysis. This is a unique opportunity that will provide the candidate with real world experience in designing inductive power links with mass production intent. Candidates with a creative attitude and who are eager to undertake new challenges will find this role especially fulfilling.
Understanding of physics of magnetic materials and experience with transformer theory and modeling\nBackground in electro-magnetics and a sound facility with Maxwell's equations\nExperience with COMSOL and/or Maxwell FEA simulation tools and have strong analytical and problem solving skills\nExperience with power transfer architectures (e.g. inverter, rectifier designs) and their time domain simulation\nMinimum requirement of a bachelors degree in power electronics (ECE) program, or related area (e.g. engineering physics)
Familiarity with common lab equipment and measurement techniques including network analyzers, LCR meter, power supply/amplifiers, oscilloscopes, etc.\nMust be highly motivated, self-starter with innovation, integrity and attention to details.\nExcellent problem solving skills\nWillingness to work in a fast paced innovative work environment \nOutstanding verbal, written and interpersonal skills\nMS or PhD in power electronics (ECE) program, or related area (e.g. engineering physics) and a minimum of 3 years relevant industry experience.
This is an opportunity to participate in a multifaceted and outstanding engineering group at one of the world's leading companies. Candidates will have the opportunity to work on highly technical topics related to some of Apple's latest products in power technology. In particular, the role includes participation in the design, simulation, testing and analysis of current and future wireless power products. The role requires broad knowledge of finite element analysis (FEA) modeling of the magnetic field as well as familiarity with common wireless power circuit architectures (inverter/rectifier/impedance matching networks). The candidate should have basic knowledge of the physics of magnetic materials, Maxwell's equations, transformer theory, circuit simulators and finite element analysis. This is a unique opportunity that will provide the candidate with real world experience in designing inductive power links with mass production intent. Candidates with a creative attitude and who are eager to undertake new challenges will find this role especially fulfilling.
Understanding of physics of magnetic materials and experience with transformer theory and modeling\nBackground in electro-magnetics and a sound facility with Maxwell's equations\nExperience with COMSOL and/or Maxwell FEA simulation tools and have strong analytical and problem solving skills\nExperience with power transfer architectures (e.g. inverter, rectifier designs) and their time domain simulation\nMinimum requirement of a bachelors degree in power electronics (ECE) program, or related area (e.g. engineering physics)
Familiarity with common lab equipment and measurement techniques including network analyzers, LCR meter, power supply/amplifiers, oscilloscopes, etc.\nMust be highly motivated, self-starter with innovation, integrity and attention to details.\nExcellent problem solving skills\nWillingness to work in a fast paced innovative work environment \nOutstanding verbal, written and interpersonal skills\nMS or PhD in power electronics (ECE) program, or related area (e.g. engineering physics) and a minimum of 3 years relevant industry experience.