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Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Music Recommendation Engine

Apple · Software and Services

London

Senior

Machine learning

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Posted on 9 June 2026

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Here at Apple new ideas have a way of becoming great products very quickly, and innovation never stops. Bring passion and dedication to your job and there's no telling what you could accomplish.

The Music ML team within Apple Services Engineering is responsible for personalisation and recommendation in Apple Music. We are looking for an experienced Software or Machine Learning Engineer to help design and run our customer-facing recommendation services reliably, efficiently, and with dedication to delivering relevant and diverse music to our users.

Music is our passion, and our aim is to connect artists to music lovers like ourselves. We build amazing experiences for our users while respecting their privacy. Our team is a friendly bunch of people from more than 10 countries. We help each other grow and realise the best work for our users.

We’re also part of a larger team at Apple Services Engineering and beyond. We work together to realise a single unified vision, making use of Apple’s unique integration of hardware, software, and services. And although services are a bigger part of Apple’s business than ever before, these teams remain small, nimble, and cross-functional, offering great opportunities to collaborate and grow.

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