Touch ID Sensing Hardware Engineer
appleCupertino (CA)
About the role
Apple’s Touch ID Product Design team in Cupertino seeks a Mechanical Engineer to own end-to-end design, integration, and validation of sensing modules across product lines. You will bridge mechanical design, materials, packaging, and high-volume manufacturing to translate complex challenges into reliable hardware.
This role requires hands-on design, DOE-style experimentation, root-cause analysis, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.
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