Summary
The Wireless Connectivity Silicon team is looking for wireless FW Build Integration and Release engineers for the design, development, and bringup of innovative wireless silicon for application in Apple's products! You will work with hardware and FW teams to maintain several compiler and linker options in a complex build system and a CI/CD infrastructure on multiple development and production platforms to enable automated builds and automated testing!

Key Qualifications
Proficiency in Git
Strong knowledge of Gerrit, GitLab, Git Hub or any other project hosting solution
High proficiency on Groovy and Jenkins pipelines
Deep understanding of verification, quality assurance, and release flow
Experience debugging and building automation on Linux/Unix/MacOS environments
Proven knowledge of Make and CMake
Proficiency with Python and Shell Scripting
Experience with automation of test on virtual platforms and hardware devices
Familiarity with the configuration of Docker images
Knowledge of Splunk and Django are a plus

Description
Write and maintain a set of scripts of a software line that gets built and tested on multiple test vehicles Collaborate with verification and system integration teams to design accurate interfacing for delivery and results collection as part of a release process. Work with multiple team members to design and update release and acceptance criteria on different stages of the project. Keep an optimized build system that includes several steps of source generation and maintains several contexts on the same codebase. Debug quality degradations that can occur on any area of a build and test system with multiple pieces

Education & Experience
BS and 10+ years of experience.

Additional Requirements

• Apple is an Equal Opportunity Employer that is committed to inclusion and diversity. We also take affirmative action to offer employment and advancement opportunities to all applicants, including minorities, women, protected veterans, and individuals with disabilities. Apple will not discriminate or retaliate against applicants who inquire about, disclose, or discuss their compensation or that of other applicants.

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