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Posted on 15 June 2026
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See Apple's open rolesAt Apple, new ideas have a way of becoming extraordinary products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. Bring passion for problem-solving and dedication to your job, and there's no telling what you could accomplish. We advance the state of the art to improve the lives of our customers worldwide. The European Vision Group (EVG) is dedicated to fundamental and applied research in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, with a focus on enriching human communication.
Our team has delivered groundbreaking human-centric vision technologies used by millions worldwide, including Persona for Apple Vision Pro, Portrait Mode, FaceTime Eye Contact, Animoji and ARKit. These innovations are the result of world-class research combined with world-class engineering.
We are seeking a senior Machine Learning engineer who is passionate about shaping the future of Apple products and excited to contribute to the next wave of transformative Computer Vision experiences.
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