Privacy Engineer - App Store, Media Apps & Services
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About the role
We are looking for an experienced engineer who will focus on App Store and Media Services & Apps (e.g. Music, Podcasts) to join the Privacy-Preserving Services Architecture and Analytics team within Privacy Engineering. In this role you will: - Review features to identify privacy exposures, provide guidance to engineers and leaders on the right privacy technology to use, and partner with teams to design mitigations - Audit new products to identify bugs in development, and review customer data collected by engineering teams to drive decisions for privacy impact - Communicate privacy risks and potential mitigations to senior leadership to drive decisions - Guide the development of data collection systems that enable understanding of feature usage, conversion, subscription retention while preserving privacy - Identify emerging privacy threats - Partner with technical experts in ASE to develop our roadmap for privacy architecture patterns for services and their analytics systems At Apple, we've always believed that your data belongs to you and no one but you. That's why we're dedicated to helping you safeguard your privacy and keep data under your control. We've pioneered technologies that safeguard user privacy and introduced dozens of features that help keep your data safe, ranging from strong encryption in services like iMessage and Private Relay, to requiring user permission for apps to access your data or track you, to on-device processing and machine learning that powers features like Apple Intelligence. Successful candidates will need to have superb communication skills, a passion for protecting privacy and educating others about privacy. Creative problem solving, analytical, and deductive reasoning skills are critical for this position. You will be working on multiple unrelated features each week, so the ability to learn quickly, context switch, and an excitement for new things is a must.