iOS Software Engineer — Interpersonal Safety

Apple's Interpersonal Safety team within Trust & Safety is seeking an iOS Software Engineer to help build products that empower users to address safety-related concerns. This role combines technical expertise with a focus on user safety and well-being.

As an iOS Software Engineer on the Interpersonal Safety team, you'll be at the forefront of developing solutions to prevent technology misuse and abuse. You'll work on critical features like Safety Check while collaborating across multiple teams including User Privacy, iCloud, Design, OS, and Platform Security. The role requires both technical excellence in iOS development and an understanding of safety-by-design principles.

Your responsibilities will include maintaining and enhancing existing iOS features using Objective-C and Swift, implementing new safety solutions, and working closely with cross-functional teams. You'll investigate potential threats, develop technical recommendations, and create software solutions that directly impact user safety.

The ideal candidate brings strong programming skills in Objective-C/Swift, experience with asynchronous programming and API design, and familiarity with interpersonal safety topics. You should be able to work autonomously, make sound decisions about task priorities, and effectively communicate technical concepts to various stakeholders.

This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on user safety while working with cutting-edge technology at Apple. You'll be part of a collaborative team that values creative thinking and empathy, working directly on features that help protect users from stalking, harassment, and other safety concerns.

The role offers competitive compensation including base pay between $143,100 and $264,200, plus equity opportunities through stock programs, comprehensive benefits including medical and dental coverage, retirement benefits, and education reimbursement. Join us in creating technology that not only innovates but also protects and empowers users.