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 April:

  1. Health software – iOS engineer (Sunnyvale, Calif.): Will implement new health-related features across Apple platform. Salary range: $175,800 and $312,200.

  2. DevSecOps Engineer – health software (Sunnyvale, Calif.): Will build security-focused infrastructure and process automations. Salary range: $175,800 and $312,200.

  3. iOS application developer – health software (Sunnyvale, Calif.): Will implement new features in the Health space. Salary range: $175,800 and $312,200.

  4. Health sensing engineering program manager (Cupertino, Calif.): Will manage projects involving the design, integration and launch of health sensing technologies for Apple Health features. Salary range: $165,500 and $293,800.

  5. Generative AI engineer – health sensing (Cupertino, Calif.): Will develop, evaluate and improve generative models for health/wellbeing applications. Salary range: $175,800 and $312,200.

  6. Senior iOS software engineer – health technologies (San Diego): Will invent, research and validate new health sensing methods and features. Salary range: $135,400 and $250,600.

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