<p>Here at Apple, the development and integration of revolutionary materials into our products is essential to the mechanical integrity, aesthetics, and overall feel our customers have come to expect. These materials are a critical aspect of what makes Apple products the best electronic devices in the world!</p> <p>Our Materials Engineering Product Design team is dedicated to creating and optimizing these materials. We influence and enable innovative enclosure designs across all Apple product lines year after year. We work with the utmost attention to detail, directly impacting the design of products that millions of people around the world love.</p> <p>As a Materials Engineer | Glass u0026 Ceramics within the Materials Product Design organization, you will drive the rapid advancement of materials and processes that are the foundation of Apple devices. Working closely with multi-functional teams and external vendors, you will determine the best materials and processes to meet the stringent requirements in future Apple devices.</p> <p>Are you ready to help us take our products to the next level?As a Glass u0026 Ceramics Engineer, you will work with a team of multi-functional partners and external vendors to architect, test, and validate new material solutions for a wide range of Apple products. This role will also be involved in the development of new processes to enable novel designs and push the envelope for what is considered possible in the glass u0026 ceramics space. Your ability to deep dive into material fundamentals, creatively solve challenging problems, and collaborate and work well with inter-disciplinary teams are key to delivering the best material solutions and products to our customers.</p> <p>This position will require occasional domestic or international travel (u003c10%).Technical knowledge of glass, glass-ceramics, structural ceramics or composite systems Experience in glass or ceramic processing, including glass finishing and shaping methods Working knowledge of failure analysis in brittle materials and interpretation of results Applied knowledge/experience with brittle material processingArray</p>