Thermal Engineer
Apple
Thermal Engineer
Apple
Designs phones, computers and their operating systems
The Apple Thermal team is seeking a world-class Thermal Engineer to play a key role in the Definition and Design of Apple products. The primary responsibility of this role will be to ensure that, from initial concept to design fruition, all thermal objectives are met or surpassed in order to optimize the user experience of Apple customers.
BS in Mechanical Engineering with emphasis on Heat Transfer or Fluid Mechanics 5+ years deep technical and functional expertise in: conduction, convection (passive and active), and radiation Numerical modeling techniques and concepts (convergence, discretization, and meshing) Strong communication skills
M.S. or Ph.D. (preferred) in Mechanical Engineering with emphasis on Heat Transfer or Fluid Mechanics A thorough understanding of: Heat sinks, Heat pipes and vapor chambers, fans, blowers, and nontraditional air movers, aero-acoustics CAD and CFD tools (NX, Ansys, StarCCM) Optimization techniques Scripting languages (perl, tcl, etc.) MATLAB, C++, R, JMP or equivalent toolkit for data analysis Flow and thermal measurement techniques Manufacturing processes (for heatsink for example) The ability to think creatively and devise novel solutions to complex, multi-discipline design problems Persistent attention to detail The ability to work effectively in a collaborative environment
The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the fundamental physics associated with heat and fluid flow and the ability to apply this understanding to complex design problems. A high-level of modeling expertise is required, as is the ability to effectively convey key conclusions through illustrative post processing. The ability to clearly communicate technically complex material within cross-functional design teams is a must, as is the ability to thrive in a fast paced work environment.
Apple designs and sells consumer electronics, from iPhone smartphones and Mac computers to tablets and wearable devices. Its operating systems manage apps and built-in functions for communication and work, while iCloud stores files and synchronizes data across devices. Customers buy additional digital services through subscriptions such as Apple Music and Apple TV, and developers distribute software through the App Store. Apple earns money from hardware sales, subscriptions and digital transactions, selling directly to customers and through retailers and mobile carriers around the world. It was founded in 1976 and has its headquarters in Cupertino, California.
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