
Meta's Reality Labs Hardware team is seeking an Audio Electrical Engineer to design and deliver high-performance audio electronics for next-generation wearables, including smart glasses, AR glasses, VR headsets, and wearables. In this role, you will own the electrical architecture and circuit design of audio subsystems—spanning microphone arrays, speaker drivers, amplifiers, and analog front-end circuits—from early concept through mass production. You will work at the intersection of acoustics, analog and mixed-signal electronics, algorithms, and embedded audio systems to shape the audio experience on devices worn by millions of users worldwide.
Debug all circuits for audio chain (including codecs, embedded DSPs, headphone amps, speaker amps and microphones) as well as external circuits pertaining to audio chain (including PMIC, buck/boost converters, switches)
BS in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Physics, or equivalent experience

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