Hardware Architect - Information Security

Apple Inc.•Seattle, WA

41d

About The Position

Apple Information Security is responsible for protecting Apple's data in transit and at rest. Apple employees and partners are always moving information from one system to another, or storing it on a server or device. Our job is to make sure Apple's information doesn't fall into the wrong hands. We are looking for a self-motivated individual with an intuition for security who is not afraid to question assumptions. The ability to be results-driven and comfortable with dynamic requirements, as well as having excellent interpersonal and time management skills, are keys to success in this position. As a member of our team, you will have the opportunity to collaborate with multi-functional partners both internal and external to Apple to build innovative security products. You will support the development of embedded systems designed to enhance Apple's security posture. You will be challenged to provide forward-thinking solutions to problems and to be a good teammate under deadline constraints. Show us your talent in this challenging, fun, and exciting environment. It's what makes us Apple.As a Hardware Architect in Apple Information Security, you will:

Requirements

MS in electrical or computer engineering, or equivalent work experience.
Experience in system architecture development, including driver and firmware development.
Schematic entry and management of design constraints for high-speed PCB layout using Cadence tools or similar.
Exceptional HW/SW problem solving skills.
Proven ability to ramp up quickly on new technologies.
Experience using test u0026 measurement equipment.
Working knowledge of power supply design fundamentals.

Responsibilities

Own u0026 establish the vision for future generations of security hardware.
Translate security features into high-level HW/SW specifications and derive HW requirements to design a product.
Manage the program seeking to realize the vision - hardware design, development, manufacturing, and deployment.
Map the design concept to available components, developing a bill of materials for manufacturer(s).
Identify suitable components based on requirements.
Validate end-to-end functionality, performance and reliability.
Integrate feedback on current hardware into future designs.
Generate performance projections for future systems.
Research market benchmarks, including performance, cost, and scope of application.
Be challenged to work under pressure and with ambiguity.
Be adept at shifting directions and priorities.
Be detail-oriented and self-motivated.
Demonstrate excellence at multitasking, organizing, and prioritizing complex projects to meet deadlines.
Cultivate your network by meeting new colleagues from across the business.