Operations Program Manager, iPhone

Apple is seeking an Operations Program Manager (OPM) to play a crucial role in the launch and development of iPhone products. This position sits at the intersection of engineering, operations, and manufacturing, requiring a dynamic leader who can drive product launches while ensuring quality and maximum customer availability.

The role demands a unique blend of technical expertise and leadership skills, as you'll be responsible for managing complex programs across Apple's worldwide Operations. You'll work directly with core product development teams and various functional organizations within Apple, making this an opportunity to have a significant impact on one of the world's most iconic products.

As an OPM, you'll be instrumental in driving ramp readiness with engineering and OEM teams, planning capacity, managing factory equipment budgets, and ensuring component availability. The position requires someone who excels in program management, has strong communication skills, and can thrive in an ambiguous environment while facilitating actions and resolving conflicts.

The ideal candidate brings 5+ years of experience in manufacturing, process engineering, or product development, along with a bachelor's degree in an engineering field. You'll be joining a company known for revolutionary products and innovations, working with diverse teams that drive industry-leading technological and environmental efforts.

The role offers competitive compensation, including a base salary range of $122,300 to $227,600, plus opportunities for stock awards, bonuses, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be based in Cupertino, working at the heart of Apple's operations, with travel requirements of 20-25% to support global operations.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to be at the forefront of product development and manufacturing operations at one of the world's most innovative companies. You'll have the chance to influence product manufacturability, drive quality initiatives, and lead critical communications with executive teams, making a direct impact on Apple's success in the market.