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Camera Algorithms Engineer

Cupertino, United States of AmericaOperations

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted December 22, 2025. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Apple's Camera Algorithm team is looking for extraordinary engineers to work on the image capture and processing/rendering algorithms that serve all Apple product cameras! As part of the team, you will work on core camera/ISP/Machine Learning technologies based on Apple crafted image signal processing pipeline and HW components, such as the Apple Neural Engine. Here you will have the chance to define the way the Apple camera captures, processes, and renders outstanding still image and video quality.

Our close-knit team fosters an environment of product innovation, rapid product iteration, and collaboration, at both team and multi-functional levels, granting you a liberating amount of autonomy. We work closely with various teams, like the Silicon Design, Camera HW, and QA. Our team environment is multifaceted, fast-paced and requires a self-starter attitude.

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