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Manager, Security Engineering Program Manager, Risk & Vulnerability Management, Apple Services Engineering

Seattle, United States of AmericaManager or leadSecurity

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted October 2, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Apple Services Engineering (ASE) team is one of the most exciting examples of Apple's long-held passion for combining art and technology! We enable Apple's apps and services, and we do it on an extensive scale, to hundreds of millions of customers in over 35 languages to more than 150 countries. The ASE Security team is seeking an experienced Engineering Program Management leader to build and lead a team of Security Engineering Program Managers supporting our Risk & Vulnerability Management team.

Within ASE, you and your team will work with colleagues across Apple to identify, prioritize, and reduce security risk, and to make sure vulnerabilities are remediated quickly and consistently across our services and infrastructure. As our work is integral to the entire infrastructure stack, you will have the opportunity to work with a wide variety of engineering teams across Apple. We cultivate strong relationships, build trust, and influence without direct authority.

We communicate openly and clearly, collaborate enthusiastically, and value a diverse culture of healthy debate. Do these points resonate with you? If so, we want to talk!

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