Apple may be looking to release its own mapping and navigation software with future products, according to a few new job listings on its website.
The listings say the company is looking to hire four (or more) developers for its iOS team who have experience developing navigation software. New hires will "seize this ground floor opportunity to help us build the world's best hosted platforms at massive scale," at the Santa Clara Valley location to help "deliver the next generation of Apple products."
Apple is looking for people with more than three years of experience "developing high quality, robust software systems." It's a plus if they have "deep knowledge of Computational Geometry or Graph Theory."
More: http://www.pcworld.com/article/214197/
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The listings say the company is looking to hire four (or more) developers for its iOS team who have experience developing navigation software. New hires will "seize this ground floor opportunity to help us build the world's best hosted platforms at massive scale," at the Santa Clara Valley location to help "deliver the next generation of Apple products."
Apple is looking for people with more than three years of experience "developing high quality, robust software systems." It's a plus if they have "deep knowledge of Computational Geometry or Graph Theory."
More: http://www.pcworld.com/article/214197/
