Apple and Google are ramping up hiring for roles tied to digital assets. Apple’s new Apple Pay strategist job listing calls for skills in stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and blockchain. Meanwhile, Google just posted an opening for a lead Web3 architect in Hong Kong, with a focus on tokenizing real-world assets, payment infrastructure, and digital asset custody. These details come straight from job descriptions published by the companies.

What’s in Apple’s Job Posting

The Apple Pay strategist listing specifically highlights experience with stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and blockchain tech. The wording suggests Apple’s looking for someone with a background in digital payments and related fintech. There’s no info about any actual products or launch timelines in the posting.

Google’s Web3 Architect Profile

Google is on the hunt for a lead Web3 architect in Hong Kong. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience with real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, payment rails, and digital asset storage solutions. The job ad is all about the candidate’s skills—there aren’t any details about upcoming products or services.

No In-House Tokens Announced

For now, there’s no sign that Apple or Google are working on their own tokens or specific products based on them. Both job ads are mainly about finding talent with deep crypto expertise, not about launching new coins or blockchain services.