Senior iOS Engineer
motek technologiesNew York (NY)
Senior iOS Engineer
Posted 50 days ago
motek technologiesNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
As a member of our iOS team, you will be working on our acclaimed IOS app. This app has been featured on Apple's finance category and best new apps section. This is a key position within our team and your work will have a direct impact on the success of our products and business.
Requirements
What you'll do:
- Support members of the team in delivering groundbreaking iOS apps that bring the joy of social finance to millions of users
- Facilitate collaboration between engineers, product owners, and designers.
- Possess a deep understanding of the product and business goals which you can translate into tech.
- Mentor other specialists
- Challenge yourself to keep growing as a senior developer.
- Contribute to the vision and long-term strategy of the company
- Find ways to spread learning across the organization (gives internal talks, write on internal blogs, etc).Serve as the go-to person for solving problems in your domain of expertise
- You will have experience with:
- Working in highly collaborative teams
- The iOS SDK, Objective C, and Xcode IDEHTTP and secure client/server communication
- Developing and maintaining a large-scale multi-client production application
- Automated behavioral testing
- Core iOS domains: graphics, media, messaging, camera, database, push notification, etciOS build management and provisioning
- Source control systems (Git, SVN etc)BS, MS, or PhD in computer science, engineering, or related field
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