Only to return to Intel as the Principal Engineer in 2010, ten years later he transitioned to being Principal Architect for NVIDIA. A little over three years later he made the move to Apple as Director of Mac System Architecture
Jeff Wilcox, Director of Mac System Architecture of Apple is departing from the company to join Intel.
Originally joined Apple from Intel in 2013, Wilcox will now become an “Intel Fellow” and serve as the chief technology officer of the design engineering group.
Wilcox, in a post on his LinkedIn account, stated, “After an amazing eight years I have decided to leave Apple and pursue another opportunity”.
“It has been an incredible ride and I could not be prouder of all we accomplished during my time there, culminating in the Apple Silicon transition with the M1, M1 Pro and M1 Max SoCs and systems”, he added.
Wilcox led that system architecture team in multiple roles for the last eight of those years, most recently as the company’s Director of Mac system architecture.
Wilcox began his career in 1994 with Ortho Clinical Diagnostics as a Design Engineer. In 1997, he became Principal Component Architect for Intel Corp.
Only to return to Intel as the Principal Engineer in 2010, ten years later he transitioned to being Principal Architect for NVIDIA. A little over three years later he made the move to Apple as Director of Mac System Architecture.
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