Apple

Director, Media - Apple TV Marketing

Culver City, United States of AmericaDirectorMarketing

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted October 26, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

At Apple TV, our Marketing team creates world-class campaigns that connect people with high-quality and meaningful stories on Apple TV while building awareness and love for our brand. We approach every aspect of our campaigns, from strategic vision to creative execution, with innovation and excellence in mind, ensuring that every touchpoint is thoughtfully designed. Our highly collaborative team works closely with teams across Apple, as well as with agencies, studios, and talent to generate buzz and put Apple TV at the center of culture around the world.

Apple TV Marketing is seeking a Director of Media to drive strategic leadership of our paid media campaigns in the US and internationally. This includes strategic direction and management of work across series, films, the Apple TV brand, sports, performance and partner media to grow our platform and business. This leader must be incredibly collaborative and cross-functional both internally with partner teams and externally with our agency and talent.

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