Laser Compliance Systems Engineer
Apple · Munich, Germany
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Apple designs consumer products that touch millions. We change the way that people interact with electronic devices around the world.
The team is responsible for developing technologies, calibration methodologies, and the respective instrumentation for the calibration and validation of Apple's products. These solutions will be used during New Product Introduction (NPI) and transferred to mass production.
Description
The role of the Laser Compliance Systems Engineer is to design and deploy effective calibration and test strategies for Apple's depth sensors and laser-based systems across our product range. ","responsibilities":"Cross-functional collaboration to define general optical safety testing methodology with a focus on traceability and process capability
Technical communication with instrumentation vendors within Europe and Asia
Introduction of new test coverage with minimal impact on current test infrastructure
Work with a cross-functional team (mechanical, SW, EE, optics) to implement the calibration and test coverage during NPI
Develop repeatable and reproducible processes that meet mass production requirements without affecting customer experience
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with image processing and computer vision algorithm development
Experience with VCSEL, structured light, and depth sensors
Understanding of laser safety standards
Minimum Qualifications
>4 years of experience in an international setting and a strong technical background in optical engineering, laser depth sensing, or computer vision
Familiarity with optical equipment, performance metrics, and metrology
Competence in data analysis and algorithm development in Python or Matlab
Self-motivated, independent, and dedicated, with excellent English communication and presentation skills
Thrives in a highly cross-functional environment and has a strong willingness to learn
Can easily adapt to different technologies within the camera and optics space