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The Camera Hardware Engineering group is responsible for the development of key technology for Apple products.
We are seeking an energetic and highly motivated bonding process engineer to work on advanced optical technology development.
Will you help us create the next generation of revolutionary Apple products?
You will lead the development and improvement of sub-micron order precision assembly processes, especially adhesive bonding and thermal compression bonding techniques for plastic materials, to realize new designs aimed at enhancing our product quality and performance. We are looking for individuals who can leverage cutting-edge technology and expertise to contribute to strengthening our competitive edge through innovative process development.
You will drive our precision process development, focusing on the following areas:
New Process Development:
Research and development, and establishment of elemental technologies for processes such as sub-micron order micro-component assembly, and adhesive bonding (e.g., UV curing, thermal curing) and thermal compression bonding (e.g., ultrasonic welding, laser welding, hot plate welding) techniques for plastic materials. This includes designing jigs and tools necessary for process development, optimization, and efficient process establishment as well as building test environments, either independently or in collaboration with relevant departments.
Evaluation, Analysis & Failure Analysis:
Conducting evaluations of bonded joint strength, durability, and reliability. Performing root cause analysis, identifying fundamental causes, and implementing countermeasures for failures occurring in manufacturing processes.