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Apple · Herzliya, Israel

Embedded SW Engineer - System & Firmware Diagnostics

Herzliya, IsraelSoftware Engineering

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted April 23, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

If you have the passion for understanding how your code affects real hardware, and the ambition to take part and influence large scale, groundbreaking projects, we have a role for you. The System & Firmware Diagnostics team is looking for an exceptional embedded software engineer to join our SoC bringup team in Israel. We work on all the forefront technologies with Apple SoC for our next generation products and have a major impart on the way Apple develops and manufactures its products.

Our Environment fosters product innovation, rapid product iteration and a vibrating amount of autonomy. Our team is responsible for SoC bringup for Apple’s internal UEFI software used across a wide range of Apple products. This software is key for Apple in manufacturing all our high quality and amazing products As a member of the team you will design and implement drivers and software on lower-layers for our UEFI environment, debug complex cross-functional issues and support the manufacturing process of our products.

You will have deep and broad view into Apple SoCs and technologies, how we design test and manufacture our products. You will work closely with hardware, silicon and system teams in Israel and across the globe to accomplish software-hardware integration and participate in bringing up our software on new Apple products from pre-silicon phase to product release.

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