Senior Engineering Program Manager, Cloud Compute Infrastructure, Virtualization/Kubernetes Platforms

Apple Inc

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Work type: On-site
Location: Cupertino, CA
Salary: $175,500–$311,700 / yr
Posted: 1 day ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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Apple Inc. is a multinational technology company known for designing and manufacturing consumer electronics, software, and online services, including the iPhone, Mac, iPad, and App Store. Industry: Consumer Electronics & Software

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TL;DR · Senior Engineering Program Manager, Cloud Compute Infrastructure, Virtualization/Kubernetes Platforms

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The Sr. Engineering Program Manager, Cloud Compute Infrastructure - Virtualization/Kubernetes Platforms, Apple Services Engineering joins the Apple Services Engineering team to drive complex, cross-functional programs for reliable and scalable compute platforms. This role involves partnering with diverse teams to provide a rich developer experience for first and third-party cloud technologies, including cloud provisioning, software lifecycle observability, deployment observability, and solution blueprints. The successful candidate will manage end-to-end project delivery, building roadmaps from requirements analysis through operational sustainability. Key technical requirements include proficiency in Virtualization, Kubernetes, Databases, Object storage, Caching, and Messaging, as well as experience with AWS, Azure, and GCP compute platforms. The position focuses on improving operational efficiency and defining standards for infrastructure that supports global services at a substantial scale.

What does a Engineering Program Manager earn?

Median $208650 from 76 postings across 5 companies.

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Skills

Kubernetes Virtualization AWS Azure GCP Cloud Infrastructure SDLC Agile SCRUM Databases Object Storage Caching Messaging

What you'll do

Drive complex, cross-functional programs to deliver reliable and scalable cloud compute infrastructure.
Build and manage end-to-end project roadmaps from initial requirements through to operational sustainability.
Partner with diverse engineering teams to provide a rich developer experience for cloud technologies.
Facilitate requirements sessions, design meetings, and progress status meetings with engineering leads.
Prioritize technical roadmaps and features to meet strategic business outcomes.
Drive the adoption of standard methodologies, including Agile and Scrum, across engineering teams.
Manage multiple simultaneous infrastructure projects while assessing risks and interdependencies.
Gather input from large developer communities to identify and address evolving technical needs.

What we're looking for

8+ years of experience in software development project management in compute infrastructure domains.
Proficiency in end-to-end project delivery, including building roadmaps through to operational sustainability.
Proficiency in delivering large-scale infrastructure programs and deployments to AWS, Azure, or GCP compute platforms.
Strong knowledge of cloud technologies including Virtualization, Kubernetes, Databases, Object storage, Caching, and Messaging.
BA/BS degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related degree or related professional experience.
Agile project experience and the ability to demonstrate knowledge (preferred).
SCRUM background and/or experience as a Scrum Master (preferred).
Knowledge of the SDLC lifecycle including requirements analysis, design, development, deployment, testing, and maintenance (preferred).

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