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Software Engineer - Backup & Migration

Apple

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Nov 9, 2025
Cupertino, CA, US
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Apple is looking for a software engineer to contribute to software development for the backup & migration of Apple products, enhancing the out-of-box experience for customers and enabling seamless data migration between iOS devices and from Android to Apple platforms.

Requirements

  • Experience with iOS development
  • Solid understanding of OS-level fundamentals and services (multi-threading, filesystems, networking, daemon programming, inter-process communication), along with their relevant APIs
  • Experience with Java & Android SDK
  • Proven experience in one/more of the following: C++/ Objective C/ Swift/Object Oriented Software/Cocoa
  • Deep understanding of data structures and algorithms and their applications
  • Demonstrated creative, critical thinking and troubleshooting/debugging skills

Responsibilities

  • designing and implementing new features
  • troubleshooting and resolving issues identified by customers and QA teams
  • collaborating closely with cross-functional service groups
  • shaping software roadmaps
  • ensuring an iterative, test-driven, and data-focused development process-leveraging telemetry and user feedback to enhance performance and reliability
  • review and approve test plans in collaboration with QA leads to maintain high standards of testing and validation

Other

  • work closely with our Backup & Migration QA teams, file system teams, as well as cross-functionally across the larger Apple Software Engineering community
  • planning and leading development of the feature set of this experience
  • strong focus on fault tolerance and reliability in their designs, as well as a meticulous approach to software quality
  • Experience developing software with larger cross-functional teams
  • Excellent collaborative skills and written/verbal communication