Sr. Software Engineer - Apple Vision Pro Developer Ecosystem, Vision Products Group

In this role, you will work with both 3rd party developers and core engineering teams to enable the development of world-class visionOS experiences. You will work directly with developers building for Apple Vision Pro, understand their needs, resolve/identify technical blockers, and support the creation of apps for Apple Vision Pro. You will also work with internal engineering teams to shape Apple’s APIs through the lens of real-world developer needs. As an engineer on this team, you will have the opportunity to build the future of spatial computing for developers and users alike. The ideal candidate has a background developing software for Apple platforms using Swift and Objective-C and extensive experience shipping apps for visionOS, iOS/iPadOS, or macOS. Experience with other frameworks/tools integral to building great apps for visionOS are desirable (RealityKit, SwiftUI, Reality Composer Pro) as is familiarity with 3D content or spatial computing concepts. Strong communication skills are essential, as is your ability to translate technical information to technical on non-technical audiences. The ability to work independently whilst fostering collaborative relationships is important. Minimum Qualifications BS/MS in Computer Science OR equivalent industry experience 10+ years of relevant industry experience Excellent coding skills in Swift or Objective-C Experience with UIKit, AppKit, or SwiftUI Strong verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills Willingness to dive in and take ownership of a problem space; you will be treated as an expert and go-to for your areas of support Ability to execute on a high-level brief Preferred Qualifications Existing visionOS development experience Experience working with 3D content and content creation tools like Reality Composer Pro, Blender, Maya, etc. Past work in AR/VR Understanding of API design and implementation If other engineers turn to you when they have programming questions, or your answers on developer forums are consistently marked as “accepted”