Apple hiring Worldwide Education Product Marketing Manager to lead global learning strategy

Apple has opened recruitment for a Worldwide Education Product Marketing Manager to drive global go-to-market strategy for its education products and programs.

Dominic Liechti, Senior Director of Worldwide Product Marketing, Education at Apple, took to social media to announce that the company is hiring a Worldwide Education Product Marketing Manager.

“We’re hiring — Join our marketing team at Apple! Our team is looking for a Worldwide Education Product Marketing Manager to lead global go-to-market strategy for Apple’s education products and programs,” Liechti wrote. “This role is perfect for a strategic marketer who’s passionate about storytelling, positioning, and driving global launches that make real impact.”

Apple’s education division develops digital learning tools, resources, and professional development programs for educators and institutions across K–12 and higher education. The company’s initiatives include the Apple Learning Coach, Apple Teacher, and Everyone Can Create programs, designed to help educators use technology effectively in classrooms.

Driving go-to-market planning and educator engagement

According to Apple’s job listing, the role involves developing global go-to-market plans and campaign strategies to support professional learning programs and educator engagement. Responsibilities include crafting marketing briefs, managing content creation, and coordinating with design, product, and regional teams to ensure cohesive messaging.

The position also involves overseeing storytelling initiatives and success narratives within Apple’s Education Community Forum, as well as collaborating with PR and events teams to highlight outcomes through immersive experiences and campaigns.

Apple specifies a minimum of ten years of relevant product marketing experience, alongside a bachelor’s degree in marketing or equivalent practical experience. Candidates should have experience managing integrated marketing campaigns across owned, earned, and paid channels, as well as knowledge of tools like Tableau.

The listing highlights familiarity with Apple’s own ecosystem of tools, such as Keynote and first-party apps for Mac, iPad, and iPhone, as an advantage. Experience with education-focused digital communities or event marketing is also preferred.

Liechti concludes: “If you’re a product marketer who thrives at the intersection of strategy, creativity, and purpose — we’d love to hear from you.”