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Hello

AUSTIN

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Welcome to Apple Austin,
a vibrant location at the
intersection of tech and the arts.
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Areas of Work

One location,
countless possibilities.

A range of teams and specialties means there are roles here to match a variety of experience levels, goals and interests.

Hardware

Be part of a team that pursues extraordinary ideas, driving performance to do what’s never been done.

Find available Hardware roles
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Operations and Supply Chain

Develop the strategies and methods that allow Apple to create and deliver groundbreaking products.

Find available Operations and
Supply Chain roles
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Corporate Functions

Help us innovate new ways of supporting Apple and influencing change in the world.

Find available Corporate Functions roles

Support and Service

Become part of the connection that strengthens the relationship people have with their Apple products.

Find available Support and Service roles

Software and Services

Join an engineering team where every aspect of the work is built around the customer’s experience

Find available Software and Services roles

Sales and Business Development

Help customers discover new levels of creativity and productivity, and make those connections last.

Find available Sales and Business Development roles

Growth and Development

Only a new path can take you where you’ve never been.

You’ll find opportunities here to grow both personally and professionally. 

Camara in the Material Recovery Lab, smiling and looking to the side.
I want to use technology to help make the world a little bit better.

Camara, Engineer, Material Recovery Lab

  • A place to make an impact.

  • Years before she joined Apple, Camara had a clear — and ambitious — vision for her career. “I wanted to work on difficult problems that could have a global impact. And I knew I could do that at Apple.”
  • Camara and a colleague each wear protective goggles as they work together at a lab station.
  • In Apple’s Material Recovery Lab in Austin, Camara has found her challenge: how to sustainably handle todayʼs electronic waste. “My team researches new secondary uses for materials that are commonly lost or unrecovered.” They’re succeeding, and she cites her team’s rare combination of attention to detail and quick, decisive action. “Here, those attributes don’t compete — they collaborate.”
  • “At Apple, teamwork is rewarded,” says Camara. “That’s how you make it across the finish line. It’s like our secret sauce, but not so secret, because we expect it from everyone, at every level.” She seems to be thriving in this culture. “We’re people with different professional backgrounds and expertise, working together to focus on common goals — even over lunch at Caffè Macs.”
  • Camara ensures that a range of perspectives is always welcome. “We want everyone to feel comfortable being themselves and expressing their ideas, especially if those ideas haven’t been discussed. This is invaluable when we’re trying to solve some really tough problems — which is what I came here to do.”
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I really believed in myself. And people here recognised that — Apple knew I was ready for more.

Topher, Lab Manager, Silicon Engineering

  • With each challenge, a chance to excel.

  • A desire to gain a range of skills and experience has guided Topher throughout his career at Apple. “I’ve always been someone who wanted to try out new things. The bigger the challenge, the better.” This mindset eventually led Topher from a role in Apple Retail to the silicon development lab in Austin.
  • Topher smiling while speaking with two colleagues at a table.
  • “My work involves a lot of prototyping, so we’re doing things I haven’t done before. We’re always working to find ways to push things, to do better. There’s a mystery to it — then we solve it.” Topher also recognises the impact his work has on both Apple products and customers. “The silicon we’re developing will affect the experience of millions of people around the world. I love that.”
  • As a newer member of the team, Topher is working alongside colleagues with years of silicon expertise, and that has been especially motivating for him. “I’m inspired to do my best, because when I walk in here, I know that the seriously talented people around me are doing their best.”
  • Topher isn’t sure where his ambition will take him next at Apple, but he does know that he’ll be supported along the way. “The more I show that I’m ready for new responsibilities, the more opportunities I’ll find. It’s like when I started: I really believed in myself. And people here recognised that — Apple knew I was ready for more.”
Ramani sitting outside an office building, looking to the side.
This is where engineers have always had an opportunity to explore.

Ramani, Senior Manager, Physical Design CAD Team

  • Inspired by boundless possibilities.

  • Ramani has watched Apple Austin grow over the years. “There’s a great deal of expansion happening here. I’ve seen more and more opportunities for engineers to explore roles and share their experience across teams.”
  • Ramani speaking with a colleague outside in an area landscaped with trees.
  • She’s also seen Women@Apple in Austin — a Diversity Network Association she co-chairs — grow to over 3,000 members. “It’s so empowering to have this community here. We’re offering even more mentorships and professional development training.”
  • Collaboration also plays an important part in Ramani’s work. “We’re able to deliver great results because of our team culture. We want everyone to ask a lot of questions and engage in debate, so we can solidify our ideas.”
  • Ramani credits the success of her team to their willingness and capacity to connect. “We’re here to do amazing work, and we succeed because we really care about each other as people. That builds trust. For example, my work with Women@Apple is supported and truly appreciated by my colleagues, my manager, and our other leaders here. It’s seen as important. This culture also makes it easier to reach out for help — or accept help. Honestly, it just feels good to be on a team and at a place that understands that.”
Marc, smiling broadly, looking off to the side.
This community is remarkably supportive.

Marc, Project Manager, Support and Service

  • Empowered to explore and grow.

  • Marc joined Apple over nine years ago as a Support Advisor in Austin, and has since used various development programmes to explore the range of positions available. “Apple gives us different ways to evolve professionally to match our interests.”
  • Marc smiling and wearing a backpack as he walks.
  • One programme in particular gave Marc the opportunity to spend several months in a completely different role. “It was great — it allowed me to get a feel for the work and to see if the role was a good fit before committing to a long-term change.”
  • Marc’s growth has been personal as well as professional. “Before I started here, I was out, but I wasn’t really comfortable bringing my authentic self to work. The community here, however, is remarkably supportive. I brought my partner to our first team social event, no hesitation.”
  • Helping others feel supported is important to Marc as well. He’s served as co-chair of the Pride@Apple Diversity Network Association (DNA) in Austin and is a member of the campus’s Women@Apple DNA. Marc thinks of the Austin Pride Parade as one of the more visible examples of belonging where he works. “It’s been inspiring to see thousands of Apple people marching together — in our Apple-designed Pride T-shirts — including much of our Austin leadership and our families. Apple really shows up. It’s meant so much to me and the community.”

Kofi, standing outside, smiling into the camera.
The energy here fuels my creativity.

Kofi, Manager, Hardware Engineering

  • A new role inspiring new ideas.

  • Originally a systems electrical engineer at Apple in Cupertino, Kofi relocated to Austin to help build out a new Mac and iPad team. Today, he’s focused on building a Mac Studio systems engineering team. “At first, there were only four of us, but we’ve grown exponentially ever since. I’m proud of the work we’re doing, and we continue to invest in our teams, so there are exciting things to come.”
  • Kofi talking with a colleague.
  • Although Kofi is happy to be part of Austin’s noted tech community, he also says it’s an inspiring place to live every other part of his life. When he’s not catching live music, he’s kayaking down the river that runs through the city. “Austin has great energy — there really is something for everyone.”
  • In this setting, Kofi sees Apple as a place where curious people are always finding new ways to thrive. “Your neurons are constantly firing — being surrounded by differing perspectives encourages creativity.”
  • Now in a leadership role, Kofi devotes more time toward the career growth of others. He wants his team to know they have the freedom to think differently, just as he’s had. “Here, ideas are generated by anyone and everyone. I want my team to feel like they can reimagine the way we do what we do.”

Bring your passion to Apple Austin and see how much we can all grow together.

Campus and Culture

This is Apple Austin.

A variety of amenities and initiatives provide opportunities for people to foster connection and thrive.

Expansion Plans

We’re growing our campus to welcome thousands more. The plans include covering over 60 per cent of the property with landscaping, so you can stretch your legs or clear your mind in lush, green spaces.

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Material Recovery Lab

In this first-of-its-kind lab, team members work with Apple’s disassembly robots as well as standard recycling machines. The goal: develop processes for both methods that yield best-in-class material recovery rates and share that innovation worldwide.

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Diversity Network
Associations

Apple Diversity Network Associations (DNAs) are employee-led groups rooted in the celebration and amplification of culturally under-represented communities, creating even more opportunities to belong, learn and grow.

Learn about Apple DNAs
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Onsite Wellness Resources

There are doctors, dentists, physiotherapists and other health-related professionals and services on campus, making it easier to access resources and prioritise your well-being.

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Caffè Macs & Coffee Bars

There are plenty of food options, all under one roof: Caffè Macs — located onsite and open throughout the day — accommodates a variety of tastes. At our coffee bars, baristas offer espresso drinks and lighter fare.

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Community Education Initiative

Teams of Apple experts collaborate with Austin Community College, Austin-area public schools and other partners to teach coding, nurture creativity and provide job opportunities to local students.

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Apple Fitness Center

There are options for everyone, whether you’re an enthusiast or just getting started. You’ll find group classes and spaces dedicated to cardio, stretching and free weights.

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100% Renewable Energy

Like every Apple corporate facility worldwide, our Austin campus is carbon neutral and powered by 100 percent renewable energy.

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Make an Impact

At Apple.
In Austin.

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