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Senior Mobile iOS Developer

Posted 48 days ago

science applications internationalAshburn (VA)

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About the role

Description: SAIC is currently seeking a motivated, career and customer oriented Senior Mobile iOS Developer to join our team to begin an exciting and challenging career. The right candidate will bring an interest in applying his or her talents to national and homeland security problems. The developer will design and develop mobile apps using Swift/Objective-C to support business requirements/logic. Hybrid Schedule: 1-2 days a week onsite in Ashburn, VA Job Responsibilities Follow life cycle methodologies and develop, and test Mobile apps as part of an enterprise cross-platform mobile team. Resolve technical issues through debugging, analysis, research and collaboration with cross-functional teams. Support building and distributing iOS mobile apps through a general understanding of CI/CD pipelines for mobile development and deployment. Work with users in an Agile development approach to understand and document requirements in JIRA, then elicit feedback and refine solution through demonstrations. Present solutions at formal and informal design reviews and document the design according to the Government's system lifecycle methodology.
Qualifications
Required: BS in Computer Science or related filed and 9 years of related experience. Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust requiring U.S. Citizenship. Swift UI/ Swift. Some experience with Objective-C.Extensive iOS app development experience. Java development experience. Desired: Understand React Native. Understanding of Flutter framework and the Dart language. Experience working in high velocity, fast paced teams and environment. Experience working individually and collaboratively in response to changing mission needs or requirements. Job Field: Software
Travel: No

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