Do you want to work on the Finder in Cupertino?  You can find open positions 
listed at <http://www.apple.com/jobs/us/>.

Feel free to apply there, and also to email me your resume. Bonus points if you 
are familiar with the Finder in some depth, and you have some ideas of your own 
about how you would improve it.

Cheers,

--Dave Lyons (a long-time Finder team engineer)


Software Engineer, Finder

        • Santa Clara Valley, California, United States
        • Weekly Hours: 40.00

Job Summary

Join the Finder team to work on next generations of the Finder file browser, 
developing features that millions of Mac users will use every day.

Key Qualifications

• Required Experience:
        • 3+ years experience developing shrink-wrap software
        • Excellent software design, development and debugging skills
        • Fluency in Obj-C and C++,
        • Experience designing and coding user interfaces
        • Knowledge of Core Graphics and AppKit
        • Knowledge of tools such as Xcode, clang, lldb, Instruments
        • Knowledge of file system operations, multi-threading, coding for 
performance
• Desired Experience:
        • Experience with Obj-C++ and C++11
        • Core Animation and Layer Backed Views, STL, Boost

Description

You will be focusing not only on designing and writing code but also in 
defining and refining consistent, clean user interfaces that are clear, 
intuitive and a pleasure to use. You will be producing excellent reliable code, 
you will spend considerable amounts of time on tuning the performance and 
responsiveness of the user interfaces you build. Outside of the Finder team, 
you will be working closely with teams throughout the Mac OS X Engineering 
organization, from file systems and networking to Mac OS X frameworks such as 
AppKit and Core Animation all the way to human interface design.


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