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Apple, Inc. in Copenhagen, Denmark, is seeking a Performance Tooling Engineer for Creative Apps to own tooling, tests, and CI infrastructure that keeps our editing tools fast and reliable.
You will build dashboards, bisect regression commits, and collaborate with cross-functional teams across Final Cut Pro and related apps. You will design automated tests to detect latency, memory, power regressions, improve test coverage and developer experience, and help engineers root-cause issues across a
Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark Software and Services
At Apple, new ideas have a way of becoming phenomenal products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. The Creativity Apps team needs your help shaping the next generation of creative editing tools by working on state-of-the-art technologies to surprise and delight creative pros and enthusiasts alike. You’ll be working with the world-class teams behind Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, iMovie, and GarageBand to create next-generation tools for creators!
We're looking for a Performance Tooling Engineer to own the tooling and automated tests that keep our products fast, efficient, and correct. Your mission is to catch regressions before they ship, across latency, memory, power/thermals and functionality, by building the test harnesses, benchmarks, and CI infrastructure that make regressions visible, reproducible, and actionable. The systems you build will run continuously across our device fleet and become the safety net our engineering team relies on. If you enjoy turning "it feels slower" into a hard number on a dashboard with a bisected culprit commit, this is for you.
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