Solutions Architect/Product Manager - e-Commerce, Apple Store Online

Apple

Apple is where individual imaginations gather together, committing to the values that lead to great work. Every new product we build, service we create, or Apple Store experience we deliver is the result of us making each other's ideas stronger.

Cupertino, CA, USA

$136,300 - $248,700

Backend

Staff Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

4+ years of experience

E-Commerce · Enterprise SaaS

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Description For Solutions Architect/Product Manager - e-Commerce, Apple Store Online

Apple is seeking a Solutions Architect to join the Apple Store Online Product Team, focusing on the infrastructure and tooling that builds their e-commerce experience. This role involves designing and driving the Apple Store Online's technical architecture and roadmap, working with cross-functional partners to evolve the architecture while maintaining a multi-billion dollar business. The ideal candidate will have experience in building complex, scalable systems, and will help inform architecture choices and explore new technologies. Key responsibilities include challenging old assumptions, bringing flexibility to business teams, and diving into project details to implement upgrades in tools and processes. The role requires a balance of strategic thinking and hands-on involvement in a high-performing team supporting Apple's digital retail initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

Design and drive Apple Store Online's technical architecture and roadmap
Collaborate with cross-functional partners (Product Managers, Marketing, Merchandising, Engineering, etc.)
Challenge old assumptions and bring flexibility to business teams
Explore new technologies and inform architecture choices
Drive projects to implement upgrades in tools and processes
Balance strategic thinking with hands-on involvement

Required Qualifications:

BA/BS in Computer Science or a technical degree, or 4+ years of relevant professional experience
4+ years in Technical Product Management, Technical Program Management, or Engineering Management
Experience designing and building complex, large-scale, multi-tenant systems
Expertise in designing for scale
Experience developing multi-year roadmaps with complex interdependencies

Preferred Qualifications:

Proficiency with AI, Deep Learning, and their applications in digital commerce
Familiarity with 3rd Party e-commerce marketplace integrations
Experience with publishing, merchandising, and key e-commerce systems
Experience working with globally distributed teams in a multi-lingual/cultural environment
Ability to challenge conventions and debate solutions
Strong communication skills across all organizational levels

Benefits:

Competitive base pay range: $136,300 - $248,700 (based on skills, qualifications, experience, and location)
Opportunity to become an Apple shareholder through stock programs
Comprehensive medical and dental coverage
Retirement benefits
Discounted products and free services
Education reimbursement for career advancement
Potential for discretionary bonuses or commission payments
Possible relocation assistance

Join Apple in revolutionizing the digital retail experience and be part of a team that's shaping the future of online shopping!

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Responsibilities For Solutions Architect/Product Manager - e-Commerce, Apple Store Online

Design and drive Apple Store Online's technical architecture and roadmap
Collaborate with cross-functional partners
Challenge old assumptions and bring flexibility to business teams
Explore new technologies and inform architecture choices
Drive projects to implement upgrades in tools and processes
Balance strategic thinking with hands-on involvement

Requirements For Solutions Architect/Product Manager - e-Commerce, Apple Store Online

Java

Python

BA/BS in Computer Science or technical degree, or 4+ years relevant experience
4+ years in Technical Product Management, Technical Program Management, or Engineering Management
Experience designing complex, large-scale, multi-tenant systems
Expertise in designing for scale
Experience developing multi-year roadmaps with complex interdependencies

Benefits For Solutions Architect/Product Manager - e-Commerce, Apple Store Online

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401k

Equity

Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401k
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Education Budget
Discounted Products
Free Services

Apple

Cupertino, CA, USA

$136,300 - $248,700

Backend

Staff Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

4+ years of experience

E-Commerce · Enterprise SaaS

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