Technical Program Manager, iPhone

Apple, a global leader in technology innovation, is seeking a Technical Program Manager for their iPhone Final Assembly operations. This role sits at the intersection of engineering and manufacturing, requiring a blend of technical expertise and project management skills. The position involves working with Apple's cutting-edge iPhone technology and manufacturing processes, making it an exciting opportunity for experienced professionals.

The role demands a strong background in mechanical manufacturing, with responsibilities spanning from early product development through to end-of-life management. You'll be involved in critical aspects of iPhone production, including design for manufacturability, process engineering, and complex testing procedures. The position offers significant impact potential, working with global teams and suppliers to ensure Apple's high standards of quality and efficiency.

As a Technical Program Manager, you'll lead fixture design reviews, manage delivery schedules, and work closely with Global Supply Managers to establish and maintain supply chain requirements. The role requires both technical depth and leadership skills, as you'll be responsible for driving failure analysis and issue resolution across multiple teams and locations.

The position offers competitive compensation, including base pay ranging from $151,200 to $227,600, plus additional benefits such as stock options, comprehensive healthcare, and education reimbursement. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with mechanical engineering expertise who wants to contribute to creating some of the world's most innovative consumer electronics products.

The role requires 25% domestic and international travel, offering exposure to global manufacturing operations and the chance to work with international OEM partners. You'll be part of Apple's Operations and Supply Chain team, contributing to the company's mission of creating products that revolutionize entire industries while maintaining a focus on environmental responsibility.