Ultra Precision Injection Molding Engineer Intern – Camera Hardware

Summary

Imagine what you could do here. At Apple, new ideas have a way of quickly becoming extraordinary products, services, and customer experiences. Bring passion and dedication to your job, and there’s no telling what you could accomplish. Every role at Apple is crafted around our intention to leave the world better than we found it. The Apple Hardware Engineering R&D team in Japan is seeking enthusiastic and highly motivated students for a technical internship focused on ultra-precision injection molding. Our team drives the performance of next-generation optical components by advancing lens manufacturing processes and developing cutting-edge optical elements.

Description

Projects and assignments will be tailored to each intern’s technical background, strengths, and research interests. Responsibilities may include: • Fabricating precision test samples using state-of-the-art ultra-precision injection molding systems. • Evaluating surface finish and dimensional accuracy using high-precision 3D optical profilers and metrology tools. • Analyzing process data to optimize molding parameters and develop novel process capabilities. • Proposing and validating innovative concepts to advance current optical component manufacturing processes.

Minimum Qualifications

Demonstrated interest in ultra-precision injection molding and precision manufacturing technologies. Strong academic track record in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Optical Engineering, or a related field. Hands-on experience with precision/ultra-precision injection molding machines, tooling, or related laboratory equipment. Ability to independently design, plan, and execute experimental trials with a creative problem-solving mindset. Fluency in both Japanese and English, with excellent verbal, written, and technical presentation skills. Work authorization for Japan.

Preferred Qualifications

Start date and duration are flexible and will be coordinated around each student’s academic calendar and university research commitments.