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Apple
Sydney, AustraliaOn-siteFull-time
Apple seeks an experienced Fraud Manager to lead fraud prevention for Apple Pay and Apple Wallet across Greater China, Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia, based in Sydney. The role combines strategic partner relationship management with cross-functional collaboration to optimize fraud operations and drive regional business outcomes.
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