Senior iOS Application Developer
Senior iOS Application Developer
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Work independently to design and develop product features, advanced applications on the Android platform
- Address technical issues and collaborate with other developers on the project team
- Work closely with the project leaders and architects to review and provide feedback on requirements
- Responsible for the technical design of application modules and features by collaborating with other team members including developers, architects, testers
- Responsible for the performance, security, and reliability of application development work
- Contribute to defining the coding standards and ensure they are maintained by the team
- Collaborate with QA in the review, creation, and delivery of functional automation tests
- 4 - 8 years of experience in Hands on native iOS app development with Objective C & SwiftHands on knowledge of Xcode, Cocoa frameworks
- Strong knowledge of iOS SDK, UI/UX development using Storyboards and SwiftUIStrong knowledge with MVC, MVP & MVVMExperience with REST full APIs to connect iOS applications to back-end services and client server programming
- Experience with SQLite, Core Data and Relam databases, GCD and multithreading, and performance tuning
- Knowledge of the open-source iOS ecosystem and the libraries available for common tasks. Understanding of Cocoapods, Carthage, and Swift Package manager repository usage
- Understanding of Apple's design principles and Human Machine interface guidelines
- Proficient understanding of code versioning tools, such as SVN, GitStrong knowledge of native and/or third-party unit testing frameworks
- Familiarity with continuous integration
- Nice to have the following skills
- Hands on development experience on the Web Application technologies like HTML, CSS, React and Angular
- Experience in hybrid application development technologies like Flutter and React Native
- Exposure to back-end development, cloud platform like AWS etc
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