Technology | Siri Apple Looking for Help With Siri Pair of job listings go up for engineers By Kevin Spak Posted Dec 7, 2011 2:25 PM CST Copied In this photo taken Oct. 10, Siri, the new virtual assistant, is displayed on the new Apple iPhone 4S in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg) Hey iPhone 4S users, is Siri all you hoped and dreamed it would be? No? Well don't worry, Apple plans to fix it—just as soon as it hires someone up for the job. 9to5 Mac spotted a pair of new job postings on Apple's site, seeking new engineers "to make the next big thing even bigger." The postings don't sugarcoat how hard a nut Siri is to crack. "Consider it an entire miniature OS within the OS, and you get a good idea of the scope!" one of them reads. They also list "passion for the Macintosh platform" as a plus, leading 9to5 Mac to speculate that a Siri port for Mac might be in the works. Jesus Diaz of Gizmodo is just glad Apple's putting in an effort to fix its "broken promise." Read These Next CBS News boss pulls 60 Minutes segment critical of Trump policy. Slate examines the 'spiritual rot' of today's Vegas. Trump's cries against iffy mortgages may lead back to him. Coast Guard chases oil tanker. Report an error