Apple and Google post hiring roles tied to stablecoins and digital assets

Apple and Google post hiring roles tied to stablecoins and digital assets

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2026-09-22 02:32:36
Apple and Google have both posted job openings that reference stablecoins and broader digital asset experience, pointing to ongoing exploration of payment and digital asset-related business lines. Apple is hiring a financial products strategy lead for Apple Pay and says candidates with experience in stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and blockchain are preferred. Google, for its part, is recruiting an industry lead architect in Hong Kong to support Google Cloud’s Web3 and digital asset business across the Asia-Pacific region. The posting gives preference to candidates with backgrounds in RWA tokenization, stablecoin payment networks, tokenized deposits, and digital asset custody. The hiring details were cited by Bloomingbit and carried by Odaily in a 7x24 news brief.

Apple and Google have recently posted job openings related to stablecoins and digital assets.

Apple is hiring a financial products strategy lead for Apple Pay, with preference for candidates who have experience in stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and blockchain.

Google is hiring an industry lead architect in Hong Kong to support Google Cloud’s Web3 and digital asset business in the Asia-Pacific region. The company says candidates with experience in RWA tokenization, stablecoin payment networks, tokenized deposits, and digital asset custody will be preferred.

The information was cited by Bloomingbit.

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