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Visual Systems Specialist

Cupertino, United States of AmericaMarketing

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted February 16, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Worldwide Events and Experiences brings the best of Apple to life, showcasing our products, services and the values that drive our company. From global product launches and tailored creator experiences to impactful partner engagements and inspiring internal events, this team is charged with managing the end-to-end planning, production, in person experiences and all the unique details that make these events special. The team includes professionals with backgrounds in event design, management, operations, broadcast, and production.

We’re looking for inventive and collaborative people from a variety of creative fields. If that’s you, then your next home may be here! The Visual Systems Specialist is a hands-on technical role supporting the delivery of premium live and broadcast experiences for Apple at Worldwide Events venues and remote locations. This role is responsible for the reliable operation, visual integrity, and aesthetic excellence of large and small format LED display systems across rehearsals, live events, and broadcast productions.

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