Apple’s pay for 6 health tech jobs

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Apple continues aggressively hiring for jobs focused on enhancing the health features of its devices. 

Here are six healthcare-related jobs for which Apple is hiring for in October:

  1. Health software engineer (Sunnyvale, Calif.): Will support Apple’s health research platform and tools. Salary range: $126,800 and $190,900.

  2. Health sensing data engineer (San Diego): Will join the team that helps design and deliver health features for Apple’s wearable devices. Salary range: $139,500 and $258,100.

  3. iOS software engineer, health research (San Diego): Will define and implement new features to enable health research. Salary range: $139,500 and $258,100.

  4. AI evaluation engineer, health (Cupertino, Calif.): Will develop and validate evaluation methodologies for generative AI systems in health and wellbeing applications. Salary range: $181,100 and $318,400.

  5. Partnership development lead, health (Cupertino, Calif.): Will explore new partnerships and lead business strategies within the healthcare space. Salary range: $172,100 and $305,600.

  6. Product operations specialist, digital health solutions (Cupertino, Calif.): Will be a bridge between our clinical, operations, engineering, and design teams. Salary range: $172,100 and $258,600.

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