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Battery Thermal Engineer

Apple

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Requirements

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Master's degree

Job overview

As part of Apple’s Battery Engineering group, the Battery Thermal Engineer will craft creative battery solutions that deliver more energy in smaller spaces, collaborating across product development, operations, industrial design, and reliability testing to innovate high‑energy, reliable embedded battery systems for Apple products worldwide.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Thermal CFD EngineeringAnsys Electronics Desktop (AEDT) IcePakPythonTransient Thermal Simulations Using MCAD/ECADElectronic Heating and CoolingAI/ML Surrogate Modeling Digital TwinNXComsolCadence AllegroElectronics Layout DesignTechnical Development Roadmap LeadershipTechnical Lead and Engineering Team Management

Qualifications

MS DegreePhD and 10+ Years Relevant Industry Experience

Full job description

Role Number: 200688862-0836

Summary

Do you have a passion for invention and self-challenge? Do you thrive on pushing the limits of what’s considered feasible? As part of our Battery Engineering group, you’ll help craft creative battery solutions that deliver more energy in smaller spaces than ever before. You’ll work across disciplines to transform improved hardware elements into a single, integrated design. Join us, and you’ll help us innovate new battery technologies that continually outperform the previous iterations. By collaborating with other product development groups across Apple, you’ll push the industry boundaries of what batteries can do and improve the product experience for our customers across the world. The Battery Product Development team at Apple produces high energy and highly reliable embedded battery systems for all product teams. Tightly integrated with Product Development, Operations, Industrial Design and Reliability Testing groups, the Battery Product Development team owns battery module development from initial system architecture through ramp.

Description

As a member of the Battery Modeling team, you will be responsible for Thermal performance modeling of battery systems for all Apple products. You will be closely integrated with the Battery Module, Product teams, Battery Modeling and Cell Engineering from the early design stages, analyzing and informing the design of cutting-edge products. You will also work with cross-functional teams within Apple to provide design guidance in terms of thermal impact of the product features and improving overall thermal performance through design changes and mitigations.

Minimum Qualifications

  • MS degree.

  • Experience in thermal/CFD engineering simulations.

  • Experience with Ansys electronics desktop (AEDT) - IcePak.

  • Experience coding in Python.

Preferred Qualifications

  • PhD and 10+ years relevant industry experience.

  • Experience in transient thermal simulations of assemblies built using MCAD/ECAD inputs.

  • Experience in electronic heating and cooling and CFD.

  • Experience in AI/ML (surrogate modeling, digital twin).

  • Experience with NX, Comsol, Cadence/Allegro.

  • Experience in electronics layout design.

  • Experience in defining and leading technical development roadmap.

  • Experience in a technical lead role and/or managing engineering teams.

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.

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