Software Developer (Mac and iOS)
blackappleRedmond (WA)
Software Developer (Mac and iOS)
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blackappleRedmond (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Blackapple Solutions Ltd (BSL) was founded in 2004 with the mission to provide best-in-class IT consultancy services across the globe. We are a specialist IT consultancy offering services through our consultants/experts on a contingency basis in the UK, Europe, USA and Asia Pacific. We work with a portfolio of high profile multinational clients across all sectors. Software Developer (Mac and iOS) Blackapple Solutions, currently is looking for a C/C++/ C# Developers, individuals with experience in Microsoft Office and iOS. Who show an avid interest in employing these technologies to produce the best possible service.
Role:
C/C++/C#Developer Location: Redmond Type: Contract (Can be converted into Full Time) Technical Environment: Mac and iOS Project Information: The Client is shifting Microsoft Platform into iOS Requirements Must be proficient in Apple development with C++ and Objective‐C. (Mac development is required but iOS is a plus). Must be experienced with AutoLayout in XCode's Interface Builder. Must be able to ramp‐up very quickly in large code‐bases (e.g., Excel, Word, etc.). In addition to product development, engineers may be asked to write automated tests. Engineers are required to not only do development but also perform validation of their code changes. Strong Plus: Experience
Required:
2–3 years is preferable, but even candidates with less experience who possess above technical skill set are encouraged to apply.
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