Engineering Program Manager (EPM) Intern

Apple Services Engineering (ASE) is an exciting environment and dynamic development organization. With customers in 155 countries, we are a fast-growing marketplace for music, movies, TV shows, books - and, of course, apps.

Successful Program Managers are responsible for shipping new features. We're looking for people with the ability to ship customer-facing products under demanding timelines. This is a hands-on position where the Program Manager will be involved in requirements analysis, functional and technical design discussions, testing, proof-of-concept, working with partners, and more.

This is not a task-based job; you will be responsible for successful outcomes and delivery.

Requirements

• Strong fundamentals are a requirement but you have to have more.
• You take responsibility; you feel a personal stake in the products you ship; you communicate responsibilities and scope clearly; you value integrity; you know how things work; you work for the success of the entire team; you thrive in uncertainty and strive to bring order to it; you keep your eye on the ball; you build strong relationships; you are constantly looking to improve yourself and your team; and you ship products which millions of customers will use.
• In final year of Bachelor’s programme in engineering/ information systems / business
• Studying for Master's in engineering/ information systems / business

Preferred

• Interest in software development project management

Naturally accountable, responsible, focused, and self-sufficient

• Strong facilitation skills (requirements sessions, design meetings, progress and status meetings)
• Self-motivated and dedicated with demonstrated creative and critical thinking capabilities
• Ability to prioritize and manage concurrent streams of work successfully
• Comprehends and deals well with rapid changes and remains flexible and calm in times of uncertainty
• Excellent communication, presentation, organizational, and leadership qualities
• Familiarity with AI tools and curiosity about applying them to everyday workflows
• Preferred prior internship(s), group or personal project exposure, and/or work experience