Camera Hardware System Engineering Program Manager
At Apple, cameras are more than hardware—they are windows into human experience.
From capturing life’s most vivid memories to pushing the boundaries of computational photography, we believe cameras are at the heart of how people connect, create, and explore.
We’re looking for a Camera System Engineering Program Manager (EPM) who is passionate about building the future of imaging.
This isn’t just a job—it’s the best job in the world for someone who lives and breathes camera technology and wants to leave a lasting mark on the future of photography. You will lead world-class cross-functional teams in one of Apple’s most advanced and fast-paced hardware domains, turning ambitious camera visions into reality on a global scale.
As a Camera System Engineering EPM, you will:
Own and drive the execution of next-generation camera system programs across Apple’s product lines.
Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, optical, and software teams to deliver seamless and innovative imaging solutions.
Navigate ambiguity, solve complex system integration challenges, and lead programs from concept through launch.
Influence product and technology roadmaps by working closely with design, architecture, and operations teams.
Be the voice of the program—communicating milestones, risks, and vision clearly across executive and engineering leadership.
Thrive in a high-energy environment where every day brings a new challenge and a new opportunity to innovate.
- 3–5 years of experience as a Program Manager or System Engineer in the camera or imaging systems industry.
- At least 3 years of hands-on firmware and hardware development experience, with a deep understanding of system integration and technical challenges.
- Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or Industrial & Management Engineering, ideally with an MBA, from a leading university.
- Experience in a consumer electronics company or large global organization, with a proven ability to ship products at scale.
- Strong leadership and communication skills—you inspire passion, rally teams, and drive accountability in a matrixed organization.
- Understands and deals well with rapid development cycles; remains flexible and calm in the face of ambiguity.
- Willingness to travel International frequently, to support development and manufacturing partners.
- Comfortable attending late evening conference calls (2–3 times/week) with teams based in the U.S. West Coast
- Fluent in English, both written and spoken.