An article on AppleInsider points to 35 new positions that have become publicly available over at Apple. The positions focus on development for future generations of iPhone devices.
Whether these positions will have any impact on the upcoming iPhone, due this June, is unknown. Still, it looks like Apple is willing to hire everyone it could ever need to make sure the iPhone sticks around.
The jobs include positions such as Analog Design Engineer for the audio and power systems, positions to look after the applications both on the hardware and software end, etc.
If you or anyone else you know might be interested in working on the iPhone project, a straight list of the available jobs can be found here.
An article on AppleInsider points to 35 new positions that have become publicly available over at Apple. The positions focus on development for future generations of iPhone devices.
Whether these positions will have any impact on the upcoming iPhone, due this June, is unknown. Still, it looks like Apple is willing to hire everyone it could ever need to make sure the iPhone sticks around.
The jobs include positions such as Analog Design Engineer for the audio and power systems, positions to look after the applications both on the hardware and software end, etc.
If you or anyone else you know might be interested in working on the iPhone project, a straight list of the available jobs can be found here.