iOS Engineer

WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR

Someone driven to improve daily, build world-class iPhone and iPad apps, and learn new skills in a collaborative environment.

We’re a team of 30-ish individuals who appreciate team chemistry and often organize educational or fun events such as hiking, online games, quizzes, and the annual Christmas tree decoration. In addition to being a really outdoorsy team, we’re huge fans of coffee and popcorn (usually not at the same time)!

The majority of our projects use VIPER architecture combined with RxSwift and a multitude of other technologies and libraries we think are fit for the project. We’ve even developed quite a few open-source libraries that we maintain, and a repository of best code practices. When not dealing with projects in general, an iOS engineer’s work includes collaborating with other teams like designers, project management, quality assurance, or the Android team. To handle the diversity and complexity of the projects we work on, everyone is encouraged to continuously build on their knowledge and skills. We organize multiple knowledge-sharing sessions in the form of presentations, occasional workshops, and a weekly newsletter.

Qualifications & Experience

at least 3 years of experience working as an iOS Developer

strong CS fundamentals, especially in OOP

excellent knowledge of Cocoa Touch framework, based on Swift or Objective-C

literacy in reactive programming (RxSwift, ReactiveCocoa)

experience with using some of these software architectures: MVVM, VIPER, MVC

knowledge of networking, debugging, databases, CI/CD and testing

a drive to make your code better every day

been working with both local and international clients

excellent English knowledge

Your responsibilities

planning, development, deployment, and maintenance of various software solutions

defining tasks and providing time estimates

to write clean, maintainable code and test it

to roll out new features, and analyze (and react) to the results you learn about from our QA Engineers and user feedback

to collaborate with clients and both project and technical teams

being able to present your solutions in front of clients and/or a group of colleagues

proactively communicating with other team members and project stakeholders

use agile methodologies in development (if you don’t know them yet, we will teach you)

participate in code reviews, pairing, and other forms of knowledge sharing

to continually improve your skills and push others to go forward with their knowledge

working in a cross-functional team

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Bitrise CI

Since manually testing and deploying whether on our private store or Test Flight is p*in the a**, using Bitrise CI our lives become much better!

Reveal and/or Sherlock

Autolayout is a tricky beast, and what easier way to debug and test than using live 3D preview of all your views and constraints.

Visual Studio or Sublime

Well, Xcode, hm, autocomplete, hm :D, sometimes you just want a lightweight test editor to do some text editing.

Postman or Paw

With Postman and Paw we can consume and test APIs. It is an enormous lifesaver. Yeah sure, you can do all of that with cURL, but c’mon, we live in 2022.

iTerm or Hyper

iTerm or Hyper will allow you to customize your terminal really easy. And OhMyZSH will give you superpowers, like autocomplete, git support and anything in between you would like.