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iOS Developer

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appmysiteDenver (CO)

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About the role

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Job Role: iOS Developer
Project Role: iOS Developer Work Experience: 3+ years
Work location: RemoteMust Have Skills: Swift, MVP, MVVM
Roles and Responsibilities:
  • Design and build advanced applications for the iOS platform.
  • Writing clean and efficient code for iOS applications.
  • Work with outside data sources and APIs.
  • Unit-test code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability.
  • Familiarity with RESTful APIs to integrate iOS applications effectively.
  • Monitoring the performance of live apps and work on optimizing them at the code level.
  • Staying up to date with new mobile technology trends, applications, and protocols.
  • Collaborating with UI & UX designers to ensure that each app is presentable and in perfect working order.
  • Technical Profile:
  • Proficient with Swift and Objective-C.Proficient understanding of code versioning tools such as Git, BitBucket, SourceTree.
  • Familiarity with various testing tools.
  • Understanding of ViewModel.
  • Proficient with continuous integration and deployment.
  • Proficient with MVP, MVVM and Cocoa Touch.
  • Well versed with Apple's design principles & application interface guidelines.
  • Good knowledge and experience in designing layouts using AutoLayout.
Desired Candidate Profile: Good communication skillsGood, positive attitude Good debugging and problem-solving skillsGood IQLots of common sense
About Us: AppMySite, www.appmysite.com is a no-code mobile app builder that empowers users with the ability to create premium native mobile apps, in real time. Our SAAS platform enables website owners, freelancers, and digital agencies to create customizable and affordable Android & iOS apps. All mobile apps created are optimized for performance and built for publishing on the app stores. AppMySite, is a product of WishACloud Private Limited.

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