Apple is seeking a Hardware Reliability Engineer to join the Mac Hardware Reliability team in Cupertino, California. This is an on-site role focused on ensuring product longevity by design. You will characterize product usage patterns, translate them into controlled lab tests, and coordinate timely design validation efforts. You will collaborate through design iterations to ensure our products meet high standards for customer experience. You bring expertise in material and device properties (mechanical, electrical, optical, thermal), proficiency in statistical data analysis and clear reporting, and experience with physical failure analysis techniques (such as SEM/EDX/X-Ray) and other characterization methods. You will develop new reliability test procedures, create detailed test plans, and analyze results to assess design risks. Preferred qualifications include an M.S. or PhD in Materials Science, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or related fields, and experience with Weibull, JMP, or accelerated test models, as well as failure analysis techniques and the ability to travel internationally up to 10%.

Apple is seeking a Hardware Reliability Engineer to join the Mac Hardware Reliability team in Cupertino, California. This is an on-site role focused on ensuring product longevity by design. You will characterize product usage patterns, translate them into controlled lab tests, and coordinate timely design validation efforts. You will collaborate through design iterations to ensure our products meet high standards for customer experience. You bring expertise in material and device properties (mechanical, electrical, optical, thermal), proficiency in statistical data analysis and clear reporting, and experience with physical failure analysis techniques (such as SEM/EDX/X-Ray) and other characterization methods. You will develop new reliability test procedures, create detailed test plans, and analyze results to assess design risks. Preferred qualifications include an M.S. or PhD in Materials Science, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or related fields, and experience with Weibull, JMP, or accelerated test models, as well as failure analysis techniques and the ability to travel internationally up to 10%.