Software Engineer (Front End), Retail and Marcom Engineering

Do you want to help build some of the largest and most consequential enterprise and customer technology systems in the world? Join Apple's Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) organization. IS&T is the engine behind everything Apple does for customers and for the people who build for them. It's Apple's central nervous system. Supporting 2.5 billion active Apple devices, processing billions of secure transactions, and keeping the technology that defines modern life running flawlessly, IS&T makes the impossible feel effortless.Do you love building solutions to handle global complexity and immense scale? Imagine what you could do here.

Retail and Marcom Engineering, an IS&T team, builds and operates the systems and experiences that connect Apple's products with its customers. The team owns the technology behind both Apple's online and physical stores and drives the interactive marketing experiences and tools that keep creative operations moving. Together, those functions deliver the technology behind every product story Apple tells and every purchase a customer makes.

Description

Apple's Marcom Engineering (ME) team builds the interactive brand experiences that bring Apple products to life online. We're looking for a front-end engineer to join our team and play a key role in developing and maintaining our component library - the foundation that enables us to deliver high-quality experiences efficiently across Apple's lines of business.

You'll work at the intersection of engineering and design, translating creative vision into performant, reusable UI components. This is a role for someone who cares deeply about craft, thinks in systems, and thrives when collaborating across disciplines.

You will design, build, and maintain shared UI components that power Apple's online brand experiences. Working on an engineering team that partners with design and creative teams on a project basis, you'll ensure components are flexible enough to support varied use cases while maintaining Apple's standard of quality. The team is currently transitioning from its existing front-end architecture codebase to React, so you'll need to operate effectively in both environments.