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Tech Jobs: Apple Expands India Hiring Across AI, Data, Cloud, Software Engineering & Manufacturing Intelligence

New Delhi: US tech giant Apple is deepening its technology footprint in India, with recent hiring focused on artificial intelligence (AI), data platforms, software engineering, cloud infrastructure, automation, Apple Ads, Siri language capabilities, and manufacturing intelligence, a report said on Monday. Also Watch: The report from GlobalData said Apple's recruitment activity indicates its focus…

Tech Jobs: Apple Expands India Hiring Across AI, Data, Cloud, Software Engineering & Manufacturing Intelligence

US tech giant Apple is expanding its technology presence in India, with recent hiring activities focusing on artificial intelligence, data platforms, software engineering, cloud infrastructure, automation, Apple Ads, Siri language capabilities, and manufacturing intelligence, according to a report from GlobalData. The company's hiring pattern suggests India is playing a larger role in supporting its global engineering ecosystem while strengthening market-specific capabilities.

GlobalData analyst Sherla Sriprada noted that Apple's focus on AI-led innovation, software platforms, and manufacturing intelligence indicates a growing central role for India in the company's global technology ecosystem. Apple posted India-based roles in July and August 2026, with AI and data-platform hiring standing out as key areas of focus.

The company sought roles such as "Software Site Reliability Engineer – AI & Data Platforms," "Senior Software Engineering Manager – Manufacturing Intelligence, Agentic Systems & Physical AI," and positions in cloud, data, and automation capabilities. Additionally, Apple posted roles in supply demand management, public relations, people operations, and executive assistance, signaling a broader strengthening of operational and market support functions in India.

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