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AI Data Program Manager, Marcom
Apple Inc. · Posted 4 days ago
Summary: Marcom is the creatively-led global team that oversees Apple’s consumer facing marketing. We ensure the flawless development and execution of world-class communications across all medias and platforms. Every day, hundreds of millions of Apple customers around the world interact with our products. We drive the strategy and creative work that provide both new and existing customers with simple, engaging and inspiring marketing experiences.
Marcom is building an enterprise AI-powered intelligence platform that makes consumer research, analytics, and marketing insights actionable and accessible across global teams. The group operates at the intersection of creative strategy, machine learning engineering, and product operations to evolve standalone conversational AI tools into shared enterprise intelligence services. Key cross-functional collaborators include ML Engineers, Data Engineers, Analytics Leads, Researchers, Product Managers, and Creative teams.
Description: This AI Data Program Manager role drives the strategic roadmap, operational execution, and scale required to transition Marcom’s conversational AI platform into an enterprise shared intelligence service. Additionally, this role will partner with cross-functional technical and business leaders to establish delivery cadences, governance frameworks, and adoption mechanisms that maximize organizational productivity.
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