AIML - Engineering Manager, Siri Customer Experiences

Apple

A leading technology company that creates innovative products including iPhone, Mac, and services like Siri.

Seattle, WA, USA

$181,000 - $272,300

Machine Learning

Staff Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

2+ years of experience

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Description For AIML - Engineering Manager, Siri Customer Experiences

Join Apple's Siri Customer Experiences team as an Engineering Manager to lead a dynamic team focused on revolutionizing human-computer interaction. You'll be responsible for creating exceptional user experiences that help millions discover and efficiently use Siri's capabilities. The role combines technical leadership in iOS/macOS development with team management, requiring expertise in distributed systems, performance optimization, and user experience design. You'll work with cutting-edge AI technology, managing contextual suggestions and help content while collaborating across teams to shape Siri's future. The position offers competitive compensation ($181,000-$272,300), comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to impact how people interact with technology at a global scale. Ideal candidates bring 2+ years of team leadership experience, strong technical skills in Swift/Objective-C, and a passion for creating intuitive user experiences. You'll be part of Apple's innovative culture, working in Seattle with opportunities for professional growth and equity participation.

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Responsibilities For AIML - Engineering Manager, Siri Customer Experiences

Lead a team delivering contextual suggestions for Siri
Manage Siri's help content development
Participate in roadmap planning for discoverability, awareness, and acceleration initiatives
Coach team members and lead project management aspects
Work closely with design team to develop new user experiences
Maintain existing code and create new platform features
Perform performance analysis and tuning

Requirements For AIML - Engineering Manager, Siri Customer Experiences

2+ years of experience leading a team in iOS or macOS development
Demonstrated experience managing a team shipping customer-facing features for iOS or macOS
Knowledge of Swift or Objective-C and the Apple development environment
Excellent interpersonal skills in a collaborative team environment
Experience working in large codebases and familiarity with distributed process concepts
Experience with ranking and optimization

Benefits For AIML - Engineering Manager, Siri Customer Experiences

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Equity

Education Budget

Relocation Benefits

Comprehensive medical and dental coverage
Retirement benefits
Employee stock programs
Educational expense reimbursement
Discretionary restricted stock unit awards
Employee Stock Purchase Plan with discount
Discretionary bonuses
Relocation benefits
Product discounts
Free services

Apple

A leading technology company that creates innovative products including iPhone, Mac, and services like Siri.

Seattle, WA, USA

$181,000 - $272,300

Machine Learning

Staff Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

2+ years of experience

Apple

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