IOS Developer
software technologyLouisville (KY)
IOS Developer
Posted 8 days ago
software technologyLouisville (KY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Dev: iPhone-iOS DeveloperWhat You Will DoDesign and develop iOS mobile diagnostic apps for appliancesEnsure Software Development Process is followed, and appropriate documentation producedWork in a cross-functional team to architect full end-to-end smart appliance solutions and meet program delivery commitmentImprove and maintain mobile apps already released in the marketDesign and build strong testing infrastructure to maximize reliabilityWork closely with platform leaders, product line design teams, industrial designers, and web teams to define new feature rich applicationsWhat You Need To SucceedKnowledge of Apple Operating System fundamentalsUnderstanding of Apple’s design principles and interface guidelinesProficient in Objective-C and Swift, knowledge of Flutter is a plusFamiliarity with RESTful APIs to connect iOS applications to back-end servicesWork from UI/UX requirements, APIs, mockups to build functional, high-performance iOS applicationsOutstanding analytical and self-motivated problem-solving attitude and good team playerExperience working with global software development team and as part of teams following Agile Scrum methodology preferredExperience using simulators and software analysis toolsExperience with security mechanism such as pinning and web socket preferredExperience with building and hospitality management preferredExperience with Automation Testing is a plusExperience with Bluetooth communication is a plusGood oral and written communication skills in English
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