Getting a computer engineer job for one of Silicon Valley's technological giants is very difficult. But not only that, but it seems that now, until the actual offer itself is very complicated: it has been discovered, in a hidden part of the Apple website, engineering computer Science.
"He found us," said just under a large Apple logo composed of text symbols. "We are looking for a talented engineer to develop a critical infrastructure component that is a key component of Apple's ecosystem." The skills and experience required for the job are explained below.
The work was discovered by Zack Whittaker, editor of the cyber security section of the ZDNet technology news portal, who tweeted about the discovery once he found it.
As he explains, he found the vacancy while testing how personal data was exchanged between iPhone applications and advertisers. Among all these exchanges, he noticed a connection to one of the URLs of Apple. He simply entered this web address and the message appeared. However, he insists that finding that it is not too complicated for those who know the subject.
But in case you were tempted to look for the message, Apple has already deleted the publication - or moved it to another part that has not yet been published - probably because of the storm of users wanting to find it to Twitter and to the news - or maybe because the publication has already been covered.