Machine Learning Engineer
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At Apple, individual creativity converges around shared values that drive innovation. Our products emerge from collaborative teams strengthening each other's ideas, fueled by diverse perspectives and a belief we can transform lives.
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The Core Display Incubation team is looking for an Experience Prototyping engineer to join a team of multi-talented engineers building future-looking display prototypes. The Machine Learning Engineer consists of leveraging novel display technologies to build experience prototypes and help set the future direction of the Display Hardware organization.
PhD studying computer graphics, optics, computer vision, or a related field Experience in deep learning frameworks such as PyTorch Proficiency in Python development, using best coding practices Strong engineering background in computer vision, computer graphics, or similar field, with knowledge of the human visual system Proficiency in C++, Swift, or another object-oriented programming language Experience in SDK programming for hardware interfaces Strong analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills Strong interpersonal skills for working with cross-functional teams Excellent written and verbal communication
Ph. D. or M.
S. , with 3+ years of industry experience in deep learning or related fields.
Excellent math skills, including linear algebra, computational science and optimization Creativity and curiosity for solving highly complex problems Excellent communication and collaboration skills Experience using motion capture systems like OptiTrack Experience using head-mounted eye tracking Experience developing applications in Xcode using Swift Hands-on experience prototyping novel hardware setups, with associated algorithm development Experience designing and conducting human perception related experiments