Sr. Software Engineer, Enterprise Technology Services

Do you want to help build some of the largest and most consequential enterprise and customer technology systems in the world? Join Apple's Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) organization. IS&T is the engine behind everything Apple does for customers and for the people who build for them.

It's Apple's central nervous system. Supporting 2. 5 billion active Apple devices, processing billions of secure transactions, and keeping the technology that defines modern life running flawlessly, IS&T makes the impossible feel effortless.

Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) is part of IS&T and delivers global-scale platforms and services that keep Apple's operations secure and running. The team manages identity, device security, and anti-abuse platforms - covering everything from manufacturing and repairs to software updates and activations.

Description ETS also oversees supply chain, manufacturing, and partner integration platforms, protecting data on more than 2. 5 billion devices worldwide.

And when Apple prepares for a global product launch, ETS owns the systems that ramp factory production - managing serial numbers, network credentials, and verified software.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for designing and developing applications which deals in Petabyte of data and millions of transactions per hour. The candidate will be responsible for developing, enhancing and maintaining a highly scalable distributed platforms.

Responsibilities

Architect, design, and roll out new features across a modular Java platform. Design and develop scalable services around data and integration workflows. Evaluate products and emerging technologies and adopt them into projects. Operate and maintain the existing production platform.

Set technical standards, review designs/code, and mentor other engineers. Nice To Haves: Sync/async service integration over REST/SOAP/HTTP (gRPC a plus if applicable). Experience with actor systems (e. g. , Akka/Pekko) or high-performance concurrency frame