Engineering Program Manager, US Decision Intelligence
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What you'll do
- Crafting, implementing, and operating AI solutions that have a direct and measurable impact on Apple Sales and its customers
- Coordinating cross-functional work across data engineering, data science, and business teams
- Ensuring insights are accurate, actionable, operationally reliable, and embedded into real-world sales workflows
- Scaling AI-enabled insights generation and data operations
What they're looking for
- Strong execution, communication, and technical program management skills
- Experience coordinating cross-functional work across data engineering, data science, and business teams
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Full description from employer
Imagine what you could do here. At Apple, new ideas have a way of becoming outstanding products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. Bring passion and dedication to your job, and there's no telling what you could accomplish.
Apple’s Sales organization generates the revenue needed to fuel our ongoing development of products and services. This, in turn, enriches the lives of hundreds of millions of people around the world. We are, in many ways, the face of Apple to our largest customers.
Apple's US Decision Intelligence (DI) team is looking for a talented individual who is passionate about crafting, implementing, and operating AI solutions that have a direct and measurable impact on Apple Sales and its customers.
We’re looking for an Engineering Program Manager with strong execution, communication, and technical program management skills to help scale AI-enabled insights generation and data operations. You’ll be responsible for coordinating cross-functional work across data engineering, data science, and business teams to ensure insights are accurate, actionable, operationally reliable, and embedded into real-world sales workflows.
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