IOS developer will be tasked with the development and maintenance of applications aimed at a range of IOS devices including mobile phones and tablet computers. Primary focus will be development of IOS applications and their integration with back-end services. IOS developer will be working alongside other engineers and developers working on different layers of the infrastructure.
Job Requirements:
•Design and build applications for the IOS platform
•Ensure the performance, quality, and responsiveness of applications
•Collaborate with a team of developers, designers, project managers, and other personnel to ship new features.
•Handle software updates
•Identify and fix bugs
•Help maintain code quality, organization, and automatization
•Design and develop native mobile applications for IOS
•Work with UX Designers, Mobile Architects and other Developers to build enterprise mobile solutions
•Maintain project, drafts, files, codes and scripts in an organized manner that allows other team members to make edits/suggestions/changes.
•Continually learn about new programming languages, operating system updates, and other information that will affect the functions of applications in development.
Knowledge and Experience
•3+ years’ experience developing IOS application software
•Ability to be proactive, find solutions and meet deadlines
•BS in Computer Science or equivalent work experience
•Experience with publishing iPhone and/or iPad applications.
•Experience with development in Objective-C, third-party libraries, and APIs.
•Solid knowledge of different IOS frameworks (Core Data, Core Graphics, etc.) and programming tools (Xcode, Git, etc.).
•Excellent ability to develop and understand algorithms.
•Must reference at least one application you developed that is available today
•Demonstrated expertise with Apple’s IOS SDK (Cocoa, Cocoa Touch, etc.).
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