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Senior Software Engineer, Security Enablement Team ASE

Seattle, United States of AmericaSenior individual contributorSoftware Engineering

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted October 12, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Security is at the heart of Apple’s products and services. The Security Enablement Team at Apple focuses on building Software and Services that provide foundational components to secure our systems. The systems we secure are in the critical path of Apple’s key services such as iCloud, Apple Music, News, Satellite SoS, FindMy. This high leverage team is responsible for providing secure software and services for Data Services such as Cassandra, Kafka, Valkey, Zookeeper, etcd, Solr and many more.

Apple is seeking software engineers with a passion for Security to join our team. In this role you will be working on problems of Foundational Security Architecture, Data Protection, Compliance and Governance and many more problems intersecting scale and security.

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