AI Software Service Manager, Binary Insights (SEAR)

Apple·Cupertino, California, United States·posted 12d ago · last seen 46m ago

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One of tech's least standardized loops: you interview for a specific team, and every stage belongs to it. Recruiter/hiring-manager screen, one to three 45–60 minute Coderpad coding screens, a system design round shaped by Apple's reliability and privacy constraints, and a behavioral round — then a panel debrief. There is no central question bank; questions map to the team's real stack.

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Come change the world with us! We’re on a mission to protect customers with device security and privacy. Help us build and maintain world-class compute infrastructure at massive scale and enable fast-paced security development.

Description

This role is for developing the analysis pipelines and investigation platforms that anti-malware and threat intelligence teams use to fight bad actors. Our team cares deeply about providing Apple’s customers with the highest standard in security and privacy on our products. We build large-scale systems that automate vulnerability discovery in Apple software and we build public-facing systems to collaborate with external security teams. This role is a manager role for a software engineering team tasked with building the cutting edge while scaling to the needs of our customers’ 2B+ devices. Security expertise can be developed on the job while you bring your world class software engineering experience.

Minimum Qualifications

5+ years leading software engineering teams Excellent skills for coaching team members and fostering partnerships Experience in Python, Go, or Swift Hand’s on with system architecture and design of distributed systems

Preferred Qualifications

Track record of shaping new products, co-developed with customers Insightful on the agentic coding revolution

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