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Apple Data Platform SRE - Engineering Manager
Apple Inc. · Posted 4 days ago
Lead the SRE team behind Apple Data Platform managed services, setting SLO and error-budget strategy for mission-critical, globally distributed systems.
Summary: Apple Service Engineering (ASE) teams build and scale the platforms and infrastructure behind many of Apple's services (such as iCloud, iTunes, Siri, and Maps). We are the foundation on which Apple's software developers build the products that our customers love. We are looking for a passionate and dedicated Site Reliability Engineering Manager to provide technical leadership and build our team to help ensure our customers have the highest quality Apple Services experience.
Description: You will be responsible for building, scaling, and mentoring a high-performing SRE team that champions SRE and SWE best practices, release engineering, and data-driven decision-making. You will establish strong cross-functional partnerships to ensure reliability and resiliency are embedded throughout the system lifecycle—from design and development to deployment and operations. Your leadership will help ensure Apple's Data Platform services meet demanding availability, latency, resilience, and security requirements while continuously improving operational maturity. We are looking for a leader who is deeply passionate about operating mission-critical, globally distributed systems, preventing outages, learning from failures, and driving long-term reliability improvements.
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