Apple Inc. nestled in Cupertino, California, stands as a titan in the technology realm. Born in 1976, thanks to the visionary trio—Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne—Apple initially made waves with personal computers. Fast forward, and their repertoire now brims with a myriad of consumer electronics, software, and services. With a market cap often soaring beyond $2 trillion, Apple consistently ranks among the globe's most valuable companies, boasting impressive revenues and profit margins. Apple's relentless pursuit of innovation, coupled with a design philosophy centered around user experience, has cemented its legacy. Recent investments in augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and health technology further illustrate its commitment to the future. Even as it faces stiff competition, Apple continues to set benchmarks in both design and functionality, making it a cornerstone of the tech industry.

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The Silicon Development Team within the Graphics, Games, and Machine Learning (GGML) software group at Apple is seeking an engineer to shape the architecture of Apple's future products. The engineer will be responsible for developing use case models, analyzing power and performance goals, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and defining technical requirements. Strong knowledge in computer architecture, software engineering, and performance modeling is required, along with expertise in at least one modern programming language.