Senior Producer, Services Employee Engagement

September 29, 2026

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Weekly Hours: 40

Role Number: 200681855-0836

Summary

Come join the Apple Services team offering customers worldwide the best content and experiences in music, entertainment, games, news, fitness, podcasts, books, and audiobooks from the world’s most talented artists, storytellers, journalists, and creators. Apple Services also help customers get the most out of their favorite devices with secure, private, and convenient ways to pay and manage finances; cloud storage for photos, files, app data, and features designed to enhance security and protect privacy. Apple services include Apple Music and Shazam; Apple TV and the Apple TV app; App Store and Apple Arcade; Health and Apple Fitness+; Apple News and Apple News+; Apple Podcasts; Apple Books; Apple Card, Apple Wallet, and Apple Pay; and iCloud and iCloud+.

The Services Employee Engagement team delivers best in class experiences, communication, and programs to support learning, connection, and community in our organization.

Description

Apple Services is seeking a highly-organized, passionate and experienced Senior Producer to join our Services Employee Engagement team. The Senior Producer will support internal events and programs with preproduction planning, engaging with multiple and internal and external stakeholders in order to bring an event to life, always striving for a best in class and engaging experience for our employees. The Senior Producer will manage other Producers as part of the wider team, occasionally supervise external vendors and contractors, and be responsible for delivering excellence in project management and leadership. The Senior Producer acts as the primary point of contact and production partner for internal stakeholders. This includes leading intake sessions to clarify objectives, target audiences, and project requirements, and translating high-level strategic briefs into clear, actionable production strategies and execution plans.

Minimum Qualifications

5-10+ years experience in communications, marketing, or public relations
Proven track record in event production, with hands-on experience guiding live production, post-production timelines and deliverables
Experience leading complex projects and planning initiatives
5+ years of experience leading cross-functional Production, Live-Events or Studio teams
5 + years of people management experience with a proven track record of managing managers and leading high-performing teams
Excellent communicator and presenter, able to influence at all levels
Strategic thinker with strong operational execution
Experience influencing senior executive leadership
Collaborative leader skilled at building relationships and navigating complexity
Direct experience handling sensitive and confidential information with integrity and discretion
Ability to be onsite; this role is an in-person, onsite position
Available to work some nights and weekends as needed
Up to 30% + travel required; both domestic and international

Preferred Qualifications

Proven ability to plan optimally; successfully navigating and executing within corporate structures
Creative problem solver able to work in a fast-paced environment while remaining flexible and proactive, and maintaining a high attention to detail while juggling multiple priorities with tight timelines
Passionate about Apple and our products
Bachelor’s degree or comparative in live events, communications, or marketing

Apple is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to inclusion and diversity. We seek to promote equal opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, Veteran status, or other legally protected characteristics.

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