Program Manager - Compute Governance Operations

Cupertino Posted 8/19/2026 Leaves the board in 7 days
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* Support the operational rollout of the hub-and-spoke support model: Governance DRI onboarding, and the transition of manual processes into scalable systems.
* Program manage GenAI policies at Apple that can be established and enforced using sophisticated web-tooling.
* Program manage 1P vs 3P monthly forecast submissions and partner with technical leads on any related process efficiencies or optimization initiatives.
* Partner with the Compute Efficiency lead and Intelligent Automation lead to keep their roadmaps current and accurately reflected in leadership reviews.

Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree
8+ years of relevant work experience managing SW, ML, or compute capacity programs
Demonstrated experience scaling operational structure (support tiers, escalation processes, onboarding) for a fast-growing team or program
Experience co-driving feature delivery with an engineering or platform lead, translating architecture/systems design into a shippable roadmap
Proven track record owning recurring executive or leadership review cadences (QBRs, MBRs, or equivalent) end to end - content, prep, and delivery
Ability to operate with a high level of ambiguity and complexity in a founding, ground-up program.
Strong interpersonal skills with a proven track record collaborating across diverse, cross-functional teams

Preferred Qualifications
Outstanding verbal and written communication skills for clearly presenting findings to key partners and executives
Familiarity with cloud/ML compute infrastructure concepts (GPUs, TPUs, capacity, utilization)
Experience partnering with Governance, FinOps, or platform teams in a large-scale infrastructure environment
Background in change management or process design during periods of rapid team/program growth
Outstanding attention to detail with a focus on accuracy and precision in analysis and reporting
MBA preferred for important connection of engineering complexity with business and financial impact

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