Singaporean Engineer Mark Sin Leaves Apple After 22 Years

Mark Sin, a Singaporean engineer who spent 22 years contributing to Apple's hardware development and leading the Singaporean community in the Bay Area, is now embarking on a new chapter in his career.

28 Feb, 13:30 — 28 Feb, 13:30

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This Singapore engineer helped build Apple's products for 22 years. Now he's redrawing his own blueprint

Singaporean engineer Mark Sin spent 22 years shaping Apple's hardware while rallying the Singaporean community in the San Francisco Bay Area as president of SingaporeConnect. Now, he is stepping away to explore a new chapter – and how he can give back to Singapore in new ways.

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Singaporean Engineer Mark Sin Leaves Apple After 22 Years

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This Singapore engineer helped build Apple's products for 22 years. Now he's redrawing his own blueprint

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