iOS Software Engineer
iOS Software Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Assists in the analysis and development of code for mobile platforms.
- Assists in the assessment of performance of mobile applications.
- Works effectively in a collaborative, fast-paced team environment.
- Clearly articulates thoughts and ideas.
- Participates in the estimates for projects based on interface wireframes/desired functionality.
- Researches emerging topics related to assigned tasks.
- Participates in all pertinent project meetings.
- Provides appropriate research to support business and information technology groups within the organization.
- Advises on options, impact on other business processes, and system priorities.
- Prioritizes assigned tasks and keeps manager up to date on status and roadblocks.
- Skill Set Profile:5+ years iOS development.5+ years Swift.
- POP, Protocol Oriented Programming is preferred.
- LAMP stack experience is preferred.3+ years mobile automation test development.3+ years behavior driven design.
- OO and MVC software/web/API dev experience.
- Use of Git SCM command line and tools. Familiarity with Gitflow methodology.
- Soft Skills:
- Strong knowledge of software development and project management methodologies.
- Strong problem solving and analytical skills.
- Good oral and written communication skills.
- Good organizational skills.
- Recognize and acknowledge the value of other's contributions.
- Recognizes other’s emotions and responds with empathy.
- Must possess excellent time management and prioritization skills.
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