iOS Developer
iOS Developer
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Strong experience in native iOS development using Swift and Objective-C.Experience with AWS services such as API Gateway, Lambda, and ECS Fargate.
- Knowledge of REST APIs, OAuth/OIDC authentication, and secure mobile integrations.
- Experience with offline-first architecture, local data storage, transaction management, and synchronization.
- Understanding of mobile application performance, security, and scalable architecture.
- Preferred / Nice-to-Have Skills:
- Experience with Ditto / Infinite Peer
- Connect or other peer-to-peer synchronization technologies.
- Hands-on experience with Core Data, Bluetooth peripherals, and barcode scanning hardware.
- Experience with Dynatrace Mobile RUM and application performance monitoring.
- Knowledge of VoiceOver, accessibility, App Intents/Shortcuts, and enterprise MDM deployment.
- Experience in transportation, reservation systems, retail ticketing, or other high-availability operational applications.
- Agile & SAFe Expectations:
- SAFe training or experience working in a SAFe environment is preferred.
- Ability to work effectively in a self-managed and self-organizing Agile team.
- Participate in iteration planning, capacity planning, and team commitments.
- Keep the camera available and switched on during most virtual meetings.
- Must be available to travel to Washington, DC, as needed, for important SAFe ceremonies, including PI Planning.
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