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Analog Mixed Signal IP Post Silicon Validation
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Apple
Emeryville, CA (In Person)
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At Apple, we work every day to craft products that enrich people's lives. Do you love tackling challenges that no one has solved yet? Join us to help deliver the next generation of Apple's world-leading SoCs. As a member of our dynamic silicon validation group, you will have the rare and rewarding opportunity to ensure the quality and performance of the foundational analog and mixed-signal IP at the heart of our products. This highly visible role places you at the center of cross-functional teams, where your work will directly contribute to products that delight and inspire millions of customers every day.
DescriptionThis role is focused on the hands-on, post-silicon validation and characterization of critical analog and mixed-signal IP, such as PLLs, data converters, and high-speed I/O interfaces. You will develop and execute detailed test plans, automate lab measurements, and analyze data to ensure our circuits meet stringent performance and quality standards. Your findings will directly influence design improvements and contribute to the successful launch of Apple's next-generation SoCs.\
DescriptionThis role is focused on the hands-on, post-silicon validation and characterization of critical analog and mixed-signal IP, such as PLLs, data converters, and high-speed I/O interfaces. You will develop and execute detailed test plans, automate lab measurements, and analyze data to ensure our circuits meet stringent performance and quality standards. Your findings will directly influence design improvements and contribute to the successful launch of Apple's next-generation SoCs.\