Software Integrity Engineer, Cocoa

Do you have a sharp eye for detail, a love of problem-solving, and a passion for software quality? Join the Cocoa QA team to help raise the bar for the frameworks that power every Apple experience. Our team sits at a unique intersection: we are engineers who think like detectives, using deep platform knowledge, automation, and analytical rigor to triage, investigate, and resolve the bugs that matter most across Cocoa. Whether we're routing a newly filed radar to exactly the right engineer, bisecting commits to pinpoint the precise change that introduced a regression, or building tools that make the whole process faster and smarter, our work has a direct and measurable impact on the quality of software that ships to the world. If you're technically sharp, genuinely curious, and motivated by the satisfaction of turning chaos into clarity, we'd love to meet you.

Description

As a Software Integrity Engineer on the Cocoa QA - Integrity team, you will triage and investigate incoming bug reports across Cocoa components, routing issues to the right engineering teams and conducting deep-dive investigations — including commit bisection — to accelerate the fix lifecycle. You will also contribute to presubmission testing, write automation and tooling using Xcode, XCTest, and Swift, and support new feature work, ensuring that Cocoa frameworks meet Apple's high bar for quality across macOS, iOS, watchOS, and visionOS.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent professional experience
Proficiency in Swift, Python and/or Objective-C, with solid object-oriented programming fundamentals
Experience with Apple development tools, including Xcode and XCTest
Experience with source control systems (git preferred) and familiarity with software development workflows
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to isolate and articulate the root cause of complex software issues

Preferred Qualifications

Familiarity with commit bisection techniques and debugging regressions in large codebases
Experience writing test automation, CI pipelines, or developer tooling at scale
Knowledge of Cocoa frameworks — including AppKit, SwiftUI, TextKit, and CoreGraphics — and how they interact across Apple platforms
Experience with scripting languages such as Python or shell scripting (zsh/bash) for automation and workflow tooling
Familiarity with large language models, AI-assisted tooling, or agents as applied to bug triage or quality workflows
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to clearly summarize technical findings for a range of audiences