Apple Interview Questions

Overview

Apple started out as one of the first computer companies and now designs, develops, and sells many consumer electronics, computer software, and online services including the iPhone and MacBook

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Practice for the Apple interview with these recently asked interview questions.

Question
Topics
Difficulty
Ask Chance
Python
R
Algorithms
Medium
Very High
Python
R
Algorithms
Hard
Very High
Statistics
Probability
Medium
Low

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Apple Salaries by Position

$125K
$225K
Machine Learning Engineer
Median: $176K
Mean (Average): $175K
Data points: 682
$125K
$225K
Software Engineer
Median: $170K
Mean (Average): $172K
Data points: 2,893
$117K
$227K
Product Manager
Median: $165K
Mean (Average): $167K
Data points: 68
$142K
$205K
Research Scientist
Median: $155K
Mean (Average): $164K
Data points: 16
$118K
$206K
Data Scientist
Median: $165K
Mean (Average): $164K
Data points: 318
$114K
$200K
Data Engineer
Median: $153K
Mean (Average): $156K
Data points: 144
$107K
$190K
Growth Marketing Analyst
Median: $156K
Mean (Average): $153K
Data points: 5
$82K
$271K
Business Analyst
Median: $140K
Mean (Average): $147K
Data points: 26
$61K
$150K
Data Analyst
Median: $91K
Mean (Average): $98K
Data points: 104
$57K
$143K
Business Intelligence
Median: $95K
Mean (Average): $93K
Data points: 25

Most data science positions fall under different position titles depending on the actual role.

From the graph we can see that on average the Machine Learning Engineer role pays the most with a $174,877 base salary while the Business Intelligence role on average pays the least with a $93,298 base salary.