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iOS Developer

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envision technology solutionsPittsburgh (PA)

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Role: IOS Developer in Pittsburgh, PAJob Description
Skill: IOS Mobile Developer Must Have Technical/Functional Skills: Programming Languages: Mastery of Swift and familiarity with Objective-C.Frameworks & Tools: Experience with Xcode, Cocoa Touch, SwiftUI, UIKit, and architectural patterns (such as MVVM or VIPER).Data Storage & Concurrency: Knowledge of Core Data, SwiftData, and modern Swift concurrency (async/await).Version Control & CI/CD: Proficiency with Git, continuous integration/deployment (CI/CD) pipelines, and App Store submission processes
Roles & Responsibilities: Application Development: Design and build advanced applications for the iOS platform using Swift or Objective-C.UI/UX Implementation: Work closely with designers to translate wireframes and mockups into responsive user interfaces using SwiftUI or UIKit. API & Backend Integration: Connect mobile apps to RESTful APIs, cloud services, and push notification systems. Performance Optimization: Profile memory usage, fix crashes, and ensure smooth main-thread performance. Testing & Quality Assurance: Write unit and UI tests, debug issues across different device models, and manage App Store deployments. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with Product Managers, QA engineers, and backend teams throughout the product lifecycle

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