Senior iOS Engineer
intelliswiftSeattle (WA)
Senior iOS Engineer
Posted 43 days ago
intelliswiftSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job-ID17290869Reference21-07911 Remote 100% Remote Participate in a founding team of iOS engineers on an application to be used and enjoyed by thousands of users worldwide and be directly responsible for the mobile experience of our contributor network Work on a modern iOS 13 stack built fully on Swift, adaptive layouts using size classes and offline data for remote areas Write peer reviewed, well tested, modular code using unit and functional test coverage Collaborate with backend engineers on developing to define efficient and scalable data contracts Collaborate with Android engineers to partner on similar architecture concepts that still benefit from the unique advantages of the iOS platform Work on a code base that leverages continuous integration and beta distributions Proactively share technical knowledge through information sessions, documentation and blog posts. Your background likely includes: BA/BS degree in Computer Science or related technical field, or equivalent practical experience Experience developing quality iOS applications in the App Store with a significant user base or brand Passionate about mobile architecture and separation of concerns for UI, data storage and network access Experience in Swift Experience with Xcode and Interface Builder including Storyboards, Auto layout and Core Data Demonstrated use of asynchronous coding with Blocks and Grand Central Dispatch Demonstrated ability to solve repetitive, error prone engineering work with a well thought through software design.
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