REMOTE Sr. iOS Developer (11019)
software technologyChicago (IL)
REMOTE Sr. iOS Developer (11019)
Posted 7 days ago
software technologyChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr. iOS Developer 100% REMOTE Sr. iOS Developer role supporting our Airline client. REMOTE Sr. iOS Developer - Flight Attendant (Objective C/Swift) Key requirement is experience with offline/core data transactions, understanding how offline works in a cache environment • Partner with the business and IT to prepare and program various projects related to the latest Mobile technologies • Deliver across the entire app life cycle from concept, design, build, deploy, test, release to app stores and support • Possess a deep knowledge of iPhone frameworks. Deliver state of the art iOS mobile experiences across the different functions • Understand back-end system/services to access when building out fronts for testing • Ability to creatively architect and design programs to meet the goals and requirements of various projects • Quickly integrate and update projects • Contribute to the team effort by accomplishing project tasks on schedule and by interacting with other developers • These solutions are mission critical and crucial to various front-end as well as server based applications • Provide technical insight on existing mobile platforms to improve performance, availability and utilization optimizations • Performs research and development to evaluate emerging technologies and their potential to optimize the platform • Evaluate, suggest and implement third party software as needed
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