Apple
Sr Software Engineer, GenAI Platform & Practice
$185K–$325K
Cupertino, California · Senior · Full-time · Posted Oct 5, 2026
- Experience
- 8+ years of prior software engineering experience; 1 year experience in each of four specified GenAI development automation, validation, experimentation, and compliance/security/quality validation areas.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in a related subject area, or equivalent industry experience.
About the job
Build and scale GenAI development workflows, validation tools, and operating practices that help engineering teams produce production-quality software.
What you'll do
- Develop reusable GenAI workflows, templates, and automation that encode software development best practices.
- Build or specify validation tools and integrate compliance, security, and quality checks into automated workflows.
- Run experiments, define measures of success, and help teams scale effective innovations across the organization.
What they ask for
- Demonstrated ability to adopt new software development paradigms and apply them to real problems.
- Deep domain expertise and clear communication across engineers, engineering leaders, and quality engineering.
- 8+ years of prior software engineering experience, plus 1 year in each of the stated GenAI automation, validation tools, experimentation, and compliance/security/quality validation areas.
- Bachelor’s degree in a related subject area, or equivalent industry experience.
Nice to have
- Fluency with GenAI-first development tools, such as AI coding assistants or LLM-driven automation frameworks.
- Experience in financial services, payments, regulated technology, automated validation, quality engineering, or test automation at scale.
Pay
USD $184,700 to $324,800 base salary
Tools
GenAI, LLMs, AI coding assistants, LLM-driven automation frameworks, infrastructure-as-code, CI/CD
AI focus
Enable GenAI to generate production-quality code through reusable workflows, automated validation, experiments, and organization-wide practices.
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