Bob Mansfield Net Worth, Income, Salary, Earnings, Biography

Bob Mansfield is a hardware engineer who works for the Apple Corporation. He formerly served as Senior Vice President of Technologies before resigning from that position to concentrate on undisclosed future projects. His degree in electrical engineering from the University of Texas was awarded to him in 1982, and it has been suggested that he oversees the development of Apple’s wristwatch and smart television devices. The next year, he joined SGI as a senior director, and the following year, he joined Raycer Graphics as vice president of engineering, which was later purchased by Apple in 1999. Since joining Apple as a senior vice president of Mac Hardware Engineering, Mansfield has overseen teams that have delivered products such as the iMac and MacBook. In August 2010, Mansfield took over the position of Devices Hardware Engineering from Mark Papermaster, who had left the company in March 2010. After announcing his retirement on June 28, 2012, Apple announced on August 27, 2012 that Mansfield would remain at the company, working on “future projects” and reporting to Tim Cook. Apple announced on October 29, 2012 that Mansfield would assume the position of Senior Vice President of Technologies at the company, reporting to Tim Cook. According to reports, Scott Forstall’s departure from the organisation was a major factor in Mansfield’s surprise comeback from retirement. Mansfield’s biography was deleted from Apple’s executive profiles website on July 28, 2013, about 9 months after he was appointed Senior Vice President of Technologies. Apple later stated that Mansfield was no longer a member of the company’s executive team, but that he would “continue to work on special initiatives under the direction of CEO Tim Cook.”

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