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We are looking for an Engineering Project Manager to lead the charge in developing innovative software solutions that bolster our Retail Store teams. Engineering Program Manager, Financing & Retail Systems - Retail Engineering.
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The Sensor Software and Prototyping team is seeking an Engineering Program Manager with a proven track record of enabling large cross-functional teams to deliver complex features and products.
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Apple seeks a Silicon Engineering Program Manager (EPM) within the Silicon Engineering Group (SEG) Engineering organization to join an expert program management team driving silicon program schedules and resolving technical issues that enable timely silicon delivery.
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Experience working in a high-energy, multi-disciplined engineering environment, strong at multi-tasking, and real-time crisis management. Interface and drive silicon issues across multi-functional teams: Design, Verification, Validation, Technology, System Hardware, and Software.
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Were looking for an outstanding Engineering Program Manager who will lead efforts to develop innovative Question and Answer systems and the supporting technologies. AIML - Sr Engineering Program Manager, Advanced Question Answering Systems.
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The Optical Sensing Team is looking for a Hardware Engineering Program Manager (EPM) to drive the design, development, and integration of optical sensing modules. Focus the efforts of the hardware, software, mechanical engineering, and operations teams, bringing their expertise together to design, manufacture, and integrate camera and laser modules for Apple's entire product line.
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We’re looking for a strong Sr. Engineering Program Manager with a proven track record of building and maintaining complex software platforms, tools and processes that deliver new end-to-end experiences that delight customers.
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5+ years in Program or Project Management leading cross-functional data and software engineering teams and delivering end user facing technology products which are powered by machine learning.
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The GPU Post-Silicon Engineering Program Manager will be working closely with the GPU Silicon Validation, Architecture, Productization teams as well as SoC, software, system and others to resolve silicon issues blocking product development.
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The CPU Engineering Project Manager will be working closely with the CPU architecture, logic design, verification, physical design, DFT and debug teams, as well as SoC, software, system, and others to drive the full program lifecycle from spec definition through execution, tapeout, and support of post-silicon activities and debug.
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