Apple is opening a new development site in Jerusalem, Israel that will be focused on future processors for the Mac. This will be Apple's third site in Israel, after Herzliya and Haifa.
Talent sourcer Elad Wertheimer announced the news on LinkedIn.
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Some more good news from us...
I am happy to share that we, Apple, are opening a new development site - in Jerusalem!
I personally am already recruiting female and male engineers for the fields of hardware verification - chip development.
The site will take part in the flagship projects we are leading from Israel, chief among them the development of the future Mac processors.
In addition, I would love to hear and talk to design and hardware engineers.
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Last month, Johny Srouji, Apple's Senior Vice President of Hardware Technologies, said...
"Through Israeli development, Apple manages and streamlines the data storage technology in a range of devices: Wireless communication components for the Apple Watch, as well as the integrated circuits that were developed in Israel, and the jewel in the crown: the Israeli team played a central role in developing the premium version of the company's flagship M1 processor, including the M1Pro and M1Max chips designed to support premium Mac computers such as MacBook Pro and MacBook Studio. These chips were built here in Israel while working with other teams worldwide, including at the headquarters in Cupertino. The integration with the verification applications and processes was also carried out here."
If you are interested in applying to work at the new development site, you can contact Elad Wertheimer here.
Talent sourcer Elad Wertheimer announced the news on LinkedIn.
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Some more good news from us...
I am happy to share that we, Apple, are opening a new development site - in Jerusalem!
I personally am already recruiting female and male engineers for the fields of hardware verification - chip development.
The site will take part in the flagship projects we are leading from Israel, chief among them the development of the future Mac processors.
In addition, I would love to hear and talk to design and hardware engineers.
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Last month, Johny Srouji, Apple's Senior Vice President of Hardware Technologies, said...
"Through Israeli development, Apple manages and streamlines the data storage technology in a range of devices: Wireless communication components for the Apple Watch, as well as the integrated circuits that were developed in Israel, and the jewel in the crown: the Israeli team played a central role in developing the premium version of the company's flagship M1 processor, including the M1Pro and M1Max chips designed to support premium Mac computers such as MacBook Pro and MacBook Studio. These chips were built here in Israel while working with other teams worldwide, including at the headquarters in Cupertino. The integration with the verification applications and processes was also carried out here."
If you are interested in applying to work at the new development site, you can contact Elad Wertheimer here.