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Trust and Safety Technical Program Manager

Cupertino, United States of AmericaManager or leadData & Analytics

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted July 15, 2025. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Trust and Safety team is responsible for ensuring the trust and safety of Apple services through a combination of threat modeling, data-driven policy, and machine learning. To do so, we are seeking an expert in fraud and abuse on digital platforms such as account takeovers and spam. This role will help drive and support the evolution of the business, working in lockstep with internal and external business partners to rapidly build and deploy effective fraud-fighting solutions to production which is essential in our fight with fraudsters and abusers.

It’s a hands-on, cross-functional, highly-engaged job. No folks who like to observe from the sideline. A good PM is key to the success of the team and products. Apple is a place where extraordinary people gather to do their best work. Together we craft products and experiences people once couldn’t have imagined — and now can’t imagine living without. If you’re drawn by the idea of making a real impact, and joining a team where we pride ourselves in being one of the most diverse and expansive companies in the world, a career with Apple might be your perfect job.

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