In this highly visible role you will be responsible for working with the Product Engineering team to ensure successful launch of New Products and Mass Production support of high volume SoCs powering Apple’s world-class mobile product lines.
Requires 7+ years experience in SOC/VLSI Chip Design, Product Engineering, with 3+ years of Technical Program Management/ Engineering Management experience.
Experience working with SoCs in high volume environment.
Great leadership with a collaborative mindset.
Excellent communicator.
Ability to understand and extract action plans from complex technical discussions and translate into succinct messaging for cross-functional and executive status reporting.
Experience working in a dynamic multi-disciplined engineering environment, strong at multi-tasking, and real-time crisis management.
Excellent debugging skills. Must demonstrate ability to drive resolution of critical problems under pressure.
Strong desire to own/drive project development using well defined metrics.
Comfortable with fast paced schedule driven development.
Experience working with Foundry / OSATs.
Must be able to travel domestically and internationally on short notice.
Practical experience working on or interfacing with test engineering, product engineering, and quality and reliability teams.
Description
•You will have key responsibilities that directly impact Apple’s product line success: •Interface and drive closure of critical silicon issues with cross-functional teams to enable successful SoC mass production ramp. •Enable tight collaboration between DFT, Product Engineering/Test/Quality, Silicon Validation, and Systems teams during NPI to finalize SoC performance targets and screen requirements. •Drive simple and effective processes from “lessons learned” to avoid quality and execution issues early in development cycle. •Disciplined issue tracking, organizing and reporting of program risks, status, and options for resolution to executive management.
Education
BSEE/MSEE or equivalent is required
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