Program Manager, Quality Data & Testing Lead, BPR: Supply Chain
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Imagine what you could do here. At Apple, great ideas have a way of becoming great products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. Bring passion and dedication to your job and there's no telling what you could accomplish.
IS&T is the engine behind everything Apple does for customers and for the people who build for them. It’s Apple’s central nervous system. Supporting 2.5 billion active Apple devices, processing billions of secure transactions, and keeping the technology that defines modern life running flawlessly, IS&T makes the impossible feel effortless.
We are looking for an experienced Quality Data Lead to serve as a critical bridge between the PMO, Privacy Legal team, test automation functions, and cross-functional business partners in the delivery of Apple’s global data privacy compliance and business process initiatives. This person will play a key role integrating business requirements with future systems architecture, business impact assessments, roadmap planning, and future operating models — in close partnership across Information Systems and Technology teams. They will also own the end-to-end quality strategy, ensuring testing rigor keeps pace with program complexity. The ideal candidate brings a sharp ability to translate complex regulatory and legal requirements into future data privacy requirements and flows. This candidate must thrive in a fast-moving, high-stakes compliance environment where scope clarity, schedule discipline, and cross-functional alignment are essential.
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