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Apple Inc.’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering is Craig Federighi. He is a well-known figure in the business world. He was a part of the NeXT team, and he collaborated with Steve Jobs. Craig works with Apple on the development of user interfaces, applications, and frameworks for iOS, iPad, and Mac OS.

Net Worth and Salary of Craig Federighi

Craig Federighi is estimated to have a net worth of $150 million.  He holds more than 47,796 Apple shares worth more than $81 million.

He has sold Apple stock worth more than $68 million. As Apple’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, he does, however, earn $227,000.

He was born in Lafayette, California, on May 27, 1969. He is a citizen of the United States.

Gemini is his zodiac sign. He was born in Italy and has Italian ancestors.

There is no information on his religion, parents, or siblings available at this time.

He attended and graduated from Acalanes High School in Lafayette, California.

Federighi went on to receive a Master of Science in Computer Science as well as a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley.

Facts of Craig Federighi

Professional Career of Craig Federighi

Craig Federighi worked for Steve Jobs at NeXT. He contributes to the development of the Enterprise Objects Framework.

After Apple acquired Next in 1996, he worked for them until 1999. He started working for Ariba, an IT firm.

For ten years, Federighi was the company’s, Chief Technology Officer.

In 2009, he returned to Apple as the head of macOS engineering. In 2012, he was elevated to senior vice president.

Later that year, Scott Forstall left Apple. Later on, his responsibilities were broadened to cover both iOS and Mac Software Engineering.

Then, in 2009, he made his debut on-stage appearance at the World Wide Developer Conference, generally known as WWDC, a significant Apple event.

Bertrand Serlet enlisted his help in introducing Mac OS X Snow Leopard.

He also made an appearance at the ‘Back to the Mac’ event in 2010, where he showcased Mac OS X Lion. Apple hosts the WWDC conference every year.

At the 2016 WWDC, Federighi unveiled iOS 10 and macOS 10.12 “Sierra.”

As a result, he said that OS X, which has been around for 15 years, would be renamed “macOS” to mirror the naming scheme used by iOS, tvOS, and watchOS.

He encouraged developers to employ widgets on the iOS lock screen and introduced new Siri and iMessage APIs that would be available to anyone.

Then, in 2017, he shows off the iPhone X’s Face ID function during an Apple Special Event.

Relationship Status of Craig Federighi

According to his relationship status, Craig Federighi is married. He married in 2014. He has not, however, given the names of his wife or children.

They kept it a secret despite the fact that they had been married for a year. They have four daughters among their four children. He prefers to keep his personal life hidden from view.

Furthermore, he has maintained a clean professional profile and has not engaged in any contentious conduct.

13 is his lucky number. Popcorn is his favorite snack. He is a hard worker.

Social Media of Craig Federighi

Federighi isn’t very social media savvy. He doesn’t use any social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

In 2016, he did, however, create an Instagram account and upload his first photo.

YouTuber @garrett watts said, “Damn it, I love that Craig Federighi is on Instagram.”

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Quick Facts of Craig Federighi

• Craig Federighi is Apple Inc.’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering.
• He was a member of the NeXT company and worked alongside Steve Jobs.
• Heassists Apple in the development of iOS, iPad, Mac OS, user interfaces, applications, and frameworks.
• He is a Senior Vice President of Software Engineering at Apple.
• He introduces iOS 10 and macOS 10.12 “Sierra” at the 2016 WWDC.