iOS Developer - Remote

We are looking for a great iOS application developer to join our mobile team. In this role you will work closely with our Product and Mobile team to help us shape, design, and build our customers’ applications. The ideal candidate is an excellent programmer, user-focused, and passionate about playing with new technologies. Core responsibilities You’ll have to develop applications from scratch, including application architecture design, design integration, logic development and API integration, testing phase, until App Store submission. You will be responsible of the code quality and the quality of the application you develop. Non-technical requirements Creative with excellent problem solving and analytical skills Passion for product quality and attention to details Must be a team player and effective collaborator with excellent communication skills Passionate about programming and improving codebase Get to know us! :) Click here to check out our branded video and learn a bit more about how we work. Click here to check our Instagram and learn more about how dorky and awesome we are. Requirements Technical requirements 2 years of experience developing on the platform with excellent understanding of the iOS SDK Proficient in Swift Knowledge of Git Experience on architecture and basic code design and principles (at least MVC) Ability to properly integrate any Json API or any third party service. Knowledge of programming principles (DRY, SOLID…) What would be good assets Experience submitting and releasing applications to the App store Knowledge on advanced iOS code architecture concepts (MVVM, VIPER, etc..) Experience with Bluetooth, AVFoundation, Core Data and the Stripe SDK Advanced Swift comprehension (abstraction with protocols, generics, typed functions declaration, etc..) Experience with Javascript (especially Node.js) is a great asset Already used Firebase and Heroku Contribution to open source projects Functional and reactive programming Database design experience Code performance optimization and memory managemen Originally posted on Himalayas