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About the role

Apple, Inc. seeks a Wireless Module Test Engineer to design and drive the test strategy for all high-volume RF module tests at the module factories, adhering to internal processes and objectives. The WMTE will research, design, and develop test methodologies across multiple Wireless technologies (Wifi/Bluetooth/UWB/GPS/Cellular/NFC) and coordinate with various chipsets. This role requires a BS with 10+ years in the industry, programming in C/C++/Matlab/Python, and hands-on RF lab work with

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