Senior iOS Developer
Senior iOS Developer
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Developing new user-facing features using Xcode and the Android APIsCreate UI-less services to persist high value data for offline use
- Translating designs and wireframes into high quality code
- Partner closely with product designers and managers to understand customer concerns and how your contributions affect our business
- Keeping a pulse on the evolving mobile technologies and trends
- Work closely with both Web Frontend and Backend developers
- Maintain backwards compatibility and upgrade strategies for rolling updates
- Experience with iOS application development.
- Experience with iOS widgets and background services development
- Experience with WKWebView and frameworks like Cordova, PhoneGap, and Ionic
- Knowledge of Object Oriented Programming, Data Modeling (objects and database), Unit Testing and Continuous Integration.
- Solid understanding of mobile application technologies: RESTful Services, XML, JSON, and HTTP.Solid understanding of the software development lifecycle and software development tools (source control, defect tracking systems).Solid understanding of Sqlite and SQL queries
- Solid understanding of push notifications
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Experience with AppStore Connect and TestFlight for Application release management
- Bonus Skills
- Knowledge of Java programming for collaboration and/or support of Android Team
- Experience with OpenTok and Twilio libraries
- Experience with BLE and NFC interfaces
- Experience with Google MLKit and OCR and Object Recognition
- Industry knowledge of Architecture, Engineering, and Construction processes and applications such as CADD and BIMExperience creating business applications used in the field under low or no connectivity
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