

Attract, build, manage, and mentor a high-performing, dynamic, and diverse group of technical product managers. Comfortable coordinating with disparate scrum teams to achieve results Coach and develop technical product managers in the agile development process, submitting thorough user stories for development. Facilitate learning and identify opportunities for individual growth and development.

Manage technical product managers who function as the central resource with design, engineering, data science, and marketing as the products move to completion and distribution. Coordinate with partner product managers and engineers to brainstorm ideas, align around a strategy and roadmap, and integrate development timelines. Work closely with Data Insights (data scientists & analysts) and Engineering teams to identify strategic opportunities and achieve them by planing for, developing, and launching products at scale Create and define metrics that measure the effectiveness of our app ads consumer experiences and advertiser recommendations, and develop a strategy to improve the long-term effectiveness by balancing consumer, app developer, and business needs. Define the product strategy and roadmap for App Ads Growth across consumer and advertiser experiences including the iOS client support necessary to achieve success and support overall business needs.

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I’ve never heard of any internships in those particular roles, I assume because they’re fairly narrow and industry specific (that is, much more like a music-industry or news job than a software PM). Other departments within Apple (notably, iTunes/Music and News) do have traditional PM roles, but they’re much less common within the company. The other major difference between a PMM and an EPM is the reporting chain - EPMs live within the same ‘org’ as the engineers they work with, while PMMs are part of the Marketing department and report to Phil Schiller. PMMs and EPMs collaborate with Engineering Managers to develop product roadmaps, schedule releases, and prioritize issues (though some bug prioritization is done just by the EPMs and Bug Review Board). EPMs are responsible for bringing those ideas to reality, building out the requirements into actual specifications, and ‘running the Radars’ - working closely with the software/hardware engineers to make sure everything gets done, tested, and launched on schedule. The PMM is responsible for some of the external-facing roles of a PM, in that they drive feature creation based on customer feedback, competing products, or new tech that could make the product better. Traditional functions of a PM are divided across two job roles, the Product Marketing Manager (PMM) and the Engineering Program Manager (EPM). Tl dr: No, but not for the reason you might expect.Īpple, unlike most other tech companies, doesn’t have a traditional PM role - with some exceptions.
