Software Development Engineer - Frameworks & AI/ML, Wireless Technologies & Ecosystems

About the role

Are you obsessed with seamless connectivity? We are looking for an outstanding Software Development Engineer to join our team and revolutionize how the world connects. This isn't just about writing code; it's about blending wireless technologies with cutting-edge AI to create intelligent connected solutions that our customers will love!

DESCRIPTION

Ownership: Develop features across software stacks (Frameworks and API, UI, OS services, and drivers) - from concept to shipping and ensure they perform flawlessly for years. Integrate AI: Don't just build it — make it smarter. Teach our Wi-Fi to think for itself. Create smart internal systems that use AI to fix bugs faster, improve code quality and make day-to-day life more productive. Design & Implement: Build next-level Wi-Fi features across Apple products including iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV. Collaborate: Work alongside brilliant engineers from design, performance, security and privacy teams to make intelligent compromises.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

BS in Computer Science or equivalent field You have strong knowledge of data structures and algorithms You have experience developing software using Objective-C/Swift, or C/C++ You have a deep understanding of operating systems including process, filesystems and memory management You've used AI to turn good features into amazing ones Strong understanding of networking and TCP/IP suite of protocols Hands-on development and troubleshooting expertise - e.g., GDB, shell scripting Excellent communication skills and can clearly explain complex technical concepts to any audience

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

MS or PhD in Computer Science or equivalent field You have experience developing libraries for inter-process communication Knowledge of IEEE 802.11/Wi-Fi protocols and standards (802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax) You have experience developing on Apple platforms (Xcode) Experience with secure coding practices

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