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Security Platform Automation Engineer

Seattle, United States of AmericaSecurity

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted October 14, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We are the Assurance Automation & Risk Management team within Apple Services Engineering (ASE) Security org. We are responsible for securing the platforms, infrastructure, and distributed systems behind Apple’s global services, including iCloud, App Store, Apple Music, TV+, Maps, and Commerce. Apple operates thousands of critical backend services across a rapidly expanding global footprint. We have a transformative opportunity to amplify security experts reach by building the next-generation AI-assisted Security Automation Platform.

Rather than building isolated tooling, we turn expert security standards into robust, running software by combining agentic workflows, deterministic scaffolding, and rigorous evaluation gates integrated directly into Apple’s core security data systems (Security Findings, Bill of Materials, and Risk Governance). We are hiring Tech Lead to lead the software architecture and agentic engineering of this platform. Your effort will help build solutions to a variety of outstanding security challenges in software supply chain, security posture, and risk management.

Join us, and you’ll play a meaningful role in ensuring the highest standard of security for one of the most-watched companies in the world.

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