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AI Security Architect - ARC, AIS

Cupertino, United States of AmericaSecurity

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted September 28, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We are seeking an AI Security Architect with deep expertise across security architecture, AI/ML systems, and threat modeling to join the Apple Information Security (AIS) Assurance ARC team. You will own security guidance for the most critical, high-risk AI initiatives across Apple, shaping architecture patterns, conducting design reviews, selecting or building security solutions for AI-driven environments, and translating expert decisions into AI-powered guidance that scales across the entire organization.

Your work will directly determine how safely and confidently Apple adopts AI at scale. Our scope spans across Apple's products, services, and operations, where the adoption of AI is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. The Assurance ARC organization is entrusted with providing expert security architecture guidance for these AI systems, and your contributions will directly impact our ability to protect against evolving AI-specific threats while enabling the business to innovate securely at scale.

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