Apple · London, United Kingdom

Senior Engineering Program Manager: Apple Music, AI/ML

London, United KingdomManager or leadOperations

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted October 30, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Apple Services is an exciting environment and a dynamic development organization. With customers around the world, we are a fast-growing marketplace for music, movies, TV shows, books, podcasts, and apps. We're looking for people who can partner with our stakeholders and Engineering teams to ship complex AI/ML-powered music experiences, driving programs from model development through evaluation, serving, and launch. You will bring deep technical domain expertise to drive server-side initiatives under tight release cycles, moving fluidly between ML research, engineering, and production infrastructure.

This is not a task-based job; you will be responsible for successful outcomes and delivery. Strong fundamentals are a requirement but you have more. You take responsibility; you feel a personal stake in the product you ship; you communicate responsibilities and scope clearly; you value integrity; you thrive in conflict; you know how things work; you work for the success of the entire

Program Management team; you thrive in uncertainty and strive to bring order to it; you have deep wisdom and judgment; you keep your eye on the ball; you build strong relationships; you are aware of politics but do not get mired in them; you are constantly looking to improve yourself and your team; and you ship code which millions of customers will use.

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