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PCB Materials Lab Manager

San Diego, United States of AmericaManager or lead

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted June 24, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Here at Apple, the development and integration of revolutionary materials into our products is essential to the performance, reliability, and quality our customers have come to expect. These materials are a critical aspect of what makes Apple products the best in the world! Our PD Materials Engineering team is dedicated to creating and refining these materials. We partner with product designers across the company, working with the utmost attention to detail to directly impact the design of products that millions of people around the world love.

Sitting within Materials PD, our PCB Materials team is pushing the boundaries of performance in exciting new areas. At the heart of that work is our San Diego materials lab, the experimental engine that turns tough materials questions into trusted answers. We're looking for a PCB Materials Lab Manager to lead the team and capabilities behind it — someone who sets the standard for quality, anticipates where our engineering needs are heading, and keeps the lab responsive, relevant, and always a step ahead.

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