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Senior Product Manager – Applied Analytics, Data Engineering & AI/GenAI Platforms

Cupertino

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Imagine what you could do here. At Apple, great ideas have a way of becoming great products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. We are building the next generation of applied data and AI platforms that power Apple’s most critical services, ranging from Music, TV+, Sports, and Search to emerging AI and GenAI-driven experiences. We are seeking a Senior Product Manager to lead application-layer data and AI capabilities built on top of Apple’s Data Platform. This role focuses on transforming foundational data infrastructure into developer-facing products, intelligent services, and GenAI-enabled workflows that teams can use to build faster, safer, and more scalable applications. This is a highly technical, cross-functional role working at the intersection of analytics, data engineering, AI/GenAI systems, and product abstraction.

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