Systems Software Cloud Engineer - Platform Architecture

Apple's Platform Architecture group is seeking an experienced cloud systems engineer to develop and support cutting-edge technologies for chip development and verification in the cloud. This is a unique opportunity to work with world-leading silicon engineering teams on next-generation chips that impact millions of users worldwide.

The role combines deep technical expertise in cloud systems with the excitement of working on Apple's renowned hardware architecture. You'll be part of a team that connects hardware and software into unified systems, contributing to the development of forward-looking prototype systems that shape the future of Apple's technology stack.

As a Systems Software Cloud Engineer, you'll collaborate with internal teams to understand their needs and optimize their platform experience. You'll work with modern cloud technologies including containerization, orchestration, and various database systems. The position requires expertise in multiple programming languages and frameworks, from low-level systems programming to high-level cloud services.

The ideal candidate brings extensive experience in cloud architecture, strong programming skills across multiple languages, and a deep understanding of distributed systems. You'll need to be comfortable working independently while maintaining strong collaboration with teams across Apple's global offices.

This role offers competitive compensation, including base pay, stock options, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be working at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, contributing to technologies that power the next generation of Apple's innovative products. The position provides opportunities for growth, learning, and direct impact on Apple's future hardware and software architecture.

Join Apple's Platform Architecture team to work on challenging technical problems, collaborate with brilliant minds, and help shape the future of computing technology. Your work will directly influence the development of chips that power devices used by millions of people around the world.