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Apple

Designs phones, computers and their operating systems

Lead iCloud Insights Engineer - Services Data Science & Analytics

Full-Time
No salary listed
Senior, Expert
Bachelor's, Master's
Austin, TX, USA+2 moreMore locations: Culver City, CA, USA | Cupertino, CA, USA
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Data & AnalyticsData Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 8 years of experience in a data visualization, data or analytics engineering, data science, or software engineering role, with progression into more senior or technical-lead scope.
  • Hands-on experience building and deploying custom web applications using frameworks such as React, Streamlit, Flask, Django, or Next.js.
  • Practical experience integrating artificial intelligence or large language model capabilities into applications or workflows.
  • Strong SQL skills and experience designing data models and pipelines for responsive, highly interactive applications.
  • Proficiency with data visualization tools for legacy reporting in support of custom-built web applications.
  • Familiarity with data engineering tools and concepts, data pipeline development, and aggregation strategies at scale.
  • Ability to communicate, present, manage stakeholders, influence senior partners, and represent the team's technical direction.
  • Ability to lead projects independently, mentor other engineers, and balance multiple high-visibility initiatives with tight deadlines.
  • A Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics, Information Systems, Engineering, Economics, or a related field.
Responsibilities
  • Own and drive the data product and application strategy for iCloud on the Services Data Science & Analytics team.
  • Design and build custom, artificial-intelligence-assisted full-stack web applications that surface internet-scale data as interactive, actionable insights.
  • Integrate artificial intelligence and large language model capabilities, including natural language querying, automated insight generation, intelligent summarization, and agentic workflows, into data products and pipelines.
  • Partner with Data Science peers to define metrics, design datasets, and develop the automation and artificial-intelligence-driven pipelines powering these tools.
  • Architect and deliver next-generation executive reporting solutions, polished interactive tools, and self-service data products.
  • Set technical direction and best practices for application development efforts across the team.
  • Mentor other engineers and act as a hands-on architect and builder on high-visibility initiatives.
  • Collaborate with Product, Business, Engineering, and Marketing teams to iterate on key business outcomes and influence how services are measured.
  • Drive a comprehensive roadmap to manage stakeholder expectations and enable organization-wide transparency on progress.
  • Lead complex, cross-functional projects from architecture and planning through execution and delivery.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in a digital subscription business or large-scale e-commerce or media streaming platform.
  • Strong Python skills, including experience with artificial intelligence and machine learning libraries such as LangChain, OpenAI or large language model application programming interfaces, and scikit-learn, as well as Spark for large-scale data processing.
  • Experience designing and building artificial intelligence agents or agentic workflows for internal tooling or analytics automation.
  • A track record of leading a team or driving technical strategy through a tool migration or major architectural shift.
  • Familiarity with cloud-native application deployment and modern front-end and back-end development practices.
  • A Master of Science degree in Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics, Information Systems, Engineering, Economics, or a related field.

About the company

Apple designs and sells consumer electronics, from iPhone smartphones and Mac computers to tablets and wearable devices. Its operating systems manage apps and built-in functions for communication and work, while iCloud stores files and synchronizes data across devices. Customers buy additional digital services through subscriptions such as Apple Music and Apple TV, and developers distribute software through the App Store. Apple earns money from hardware sales, subscriptions and digital transactions, selling directly to customers and through retailers and mobile carriers around the world. It was founded in 1976 and has its headquarters in Cupertino, California.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Cupertino, California

Founded

1976

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What believers are saying

  • Business demand is growing: Apple reported $109.4 billion revenue in the June 2026 quarter, up 16% year over year.
  • Eligible US employees get learning support: Apple reimburses career-related tuition and runs Apple University classes.
  • Services earn richer margins: Apple reported 75.6% services gross margin in the June 2026 quarter, versus 40.1% for products.

What critics are saying

  • Assembly depends on Asian partners: Apple outsources substantially all final hardware assembly, reducing direct control over production.
  • iPhone concentrates demand risk: the product generated 49.6% of Apple revenue in the June 2026 quarter.
  • Student support shifts take evenings: Apple College Advisors typically work three evening shifts and one weekend shift weekly.

What makes Apple unique

  • Its chips link hardware and software: Apple designs M-series processors and developer frameworks tuned to their unified memory.
  • Stores double as service hubs: Apple combines device sales, Genius Bar technical help and in-person learning sessions.
  • It owns a spatial operating system: Apple Vision Pro runs visionOS, controlled through eyes, hands and voice.

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