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Apple Inc. is seeking a Staff Data Engineer to lead the data engineering and architecture behind our security data platform. You will own the data model, drive contracts for pipelines, and move critical data pipelines into production to support risk enrichment and posture metrics.
The role requires deep distributed data experience, excellent communication, and the ability to guide technical direction across a large engineering organization. Prior AWS experience is a plus.
Austin, Texas, United States Software and Services
We are the Risk and Vulnerability Management (RVM) team in Apple Services Engineering (ASE) Security. We manage security risk for the infrastructure, platforms, and services behind iCloud, App Store, Apple Music, TV+, and Commerce. Findings reach us from scanners, red team engagements, design reviews, vendor advisories, threat intelligence, and bug bounty. Our job is to turn all of that into one prioritized backlog engineering teams can work from, and a posture picture leadership can trust.Most of that job is data work. Signal arrives from dozens of systems at different quality and age, and it rarely says which asset, which service, or who owns it, so someone pieces that together by hand before anyone can act on it. That manual step sets the ceiling on how fast we identify and triage risk, and on how fast our partners can fix it. We are consolidating this onto one security data platform: a system of record for findings, a graph for ownership and blast radius, and a lakehouse for posture metrics and analytics.
We are looking for a Staff Data Engineer to lead the data engineering and data architecture behind it. You will own the data model and the pipeline contracts other teams build against, move pipelines from prototype into production the business depends on, and make ownership attribution and risk enrichment a service instead of repeated one-off work. Success here takes deep distributed data engineering experience, real data judgment, and the ability to hold a technical direction across a large, matrixed engineering organization.
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