Secure Development Enablement Engineer

Apple, Inc.; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 175,000 - 309,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple Services Engineering Security is seeking a Technical Enablement Engineer to empower Apple engineers to build secure software at scale. You will author and maintain security guidance, automate workflows, and craft learning resources that bridge guidance with practical engineering.

You will drive adoption of security practices across the software lifecycle, develop LLM-powered content, and lead internal comms campaigns to align teams with evolving security standards.

Qualifications

• Extensive software engineering and technical writing experience.
• Experience in SDLC, software supply chain engineering, and security tooling.
• Experience writing production-quality automation and Slack integrations.
• Familiarity with LLM-assisted development and prompt engineering.
• Experience designing internal communications for technical audiences.

Responsibilities

• Author and maintain a comprehensive library of security guidance for engineers.
• Identify gaps in documentation via inquiries, trends, and radar submissions and address them.
• Establish and uphold documentation standards and ensure content discoverability.
• Design and build Slack-based automation to surface security FAQs and route questions.
• Automate Radar creation workflows to help engineers file actionable reports.
• Create feedback loops to capture FAQs and feed insights into docs and features.
• Develop LLM skills files and system prompts for secure development guidance.
• Plan outreach campaigns and tailor messaging for different engineering audiences.

Skills

Software engineering

SDLC knowledge

Software supply chain engineering

Slack automation

Radar workflows

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related

Tools

Slack

Radar

LLM tooling

Job description

Apple Services Engineering Security is seeking a Technical Enablement Engineer to empower Apple engineers to build secure software at scale. You will author and maintain security guidance, automate workflows, and craft learning resources that bridge guidance with practical engineering.

You will drive adoption of security practices across the software lifecycle, develop LLM-powered content, and lead internal comms campaigns to align teams with evolving security standards.