Camera Image Quality Validation Engineer

• Camera HardwareCupertino, California, United States

Do you love taking on big challenges that require exceptionally creative solutions? Do you deeply understand how an incredible camera experience should work? As part of the Camera Architecture, you'll help design innovative technology that allows each generation of Apple products to produce photos even more incredible than the last! You'll collaborate with teams across Apple to explore, define and drive the development of next-generation camera.

ResponsibilitiesWork closely with cross functional team, support the entire development cycle of Apple cameras, from early prototype to product launch

Lead image quality validation at component and system levels

Comprehensively characterize and quantitatively assess camera performance and image quality

Feedback and contribute to refinement and improvement of camera design and process

Develop image processing algorithm for image quality metrics

Incubate new metrology for next-generation Apple products and support technology transfer from lab to production sites

Deliver executive level presentations of results

Minimum QualificationsBS in EE, Optics, Color Science, Physics or equivalent

Image quality and optical lab experience

Matlab and Python programming skills

• Experience with bench or tester automation of data acquisition
• Preferred QualificationsMS/PhD in EE, Optics, Color Science, Physics or equivalent

3

• years of relevant industry experience

Deep understanding of image quality metrics and evaluation methodology

Experience with deep learning for image segmentation, object recognition and abnormal detection

Familiarity with camera components and functions

Understanding of camera ISP pipeline and 3A

Knowledge of megapixel CMOS image sensor technology, lens selection and qualification

Experience with objective camera bench testing and subjective image quality analysis

Apple is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to inclusion and diversity. We seek to promote equal opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other legally protected characteristics.