SwiftUI Framework Engineer

Are you excited by the Mac and eager to shape the future of app development? Join the SwiftUI Mac team and help build the next generation of SwiftUI features used across macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS. As a new graduate, you’ll learn from experienced engineers, contribute to real features, and grow your skills in an environment that values curiosity, collaboration, and thoughtful design.

As an engineer on the SwiftUI Mac team, you’ll help design and build SwiftUI features and APIs that reach all of Apple’s platforms. You will:

• Contribute to the design, implementation, and testing of new APIs and features in Swift (with opportunities to learn Objective-C/C++)
• Participate in API reviews, write sample code, and improve developer documentation
• Collaborate with cross-functional partners, including SwiftUI teams across platforms, AppKit and UIKit engineers, developer tools, designers, and technical writers
• Engage in code reviews and team discussions, learning best practices in framework development, performance, and reliability
• Support adopters by investigating issues, refining APIs based on feedback, and improving the overall developer experience
• Have access to mentors and teammates who value teaching, thoughtful design, and building great developer tools. If you’re passionate about making it easier for everyone to write great Mac apps, we’d love to hear from you!

• Programming fundamentals with experience in Swift, Objective-C, or C++ (from coursework, projects, internships, or research)
• Clear communication skills and the ability to collaborate and explain technical ideas
• Growth mindset: eager to learn, seek feedback, and iterate
• Some exposure to app development, UI frameworks, or platform concepts (class projects or personal apps are great)

• Interest in API design with a focus on clarity, safety, and developer experience
• Building macOS or iOS apps (coursework, side projects, or internships)
• Familiarity with SwiftUI, AppKit, UIKit, or other Cocoa frameworks
• Knowledge of the Swift Standard Library, package management, or testing frameworks
• Interest in framework or API design, performance, accessibility, or internationalization
• Technical writing, teaching, mentoring, or creating developer content