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Description iOS Developer We are searching developers that can think outside of their development box and get curios about what is happening around them. We like people that ask questions, listen and work with other people from all domains. For our IT department, we are searching for an iOS Developer to join our team. As an iOS engineer, you will work closely with designers, product managers and the engineers that support the developer platform and infrastructure. You will use your passion and in-depth knowledge of all things iOS to create the components and features that will shape the future of our mobile banking application. Main Responsibilities: - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features - Work on bug fixing and improving application performance - Designing and building advanced applications for the iOS platform - Collaborate with the rest of the engineering team to design and launch current features. - Monitor the performance of apps and make improvements as required. - Write and maintain codes. - Research continuously and acquire the latest technologies for maximum efficiency. - Maintain code integrity and organization. - Knowledge sharing across the team Requirements: - 2+ years solid and proven work experience in iOS development with knowledge of API design, best practices, and UX guidelines (banking experience would be a plus) - 2+ years Software experience in coding with Swift - Experience with SwiftUI. - Deep understanding of GCD (Grand Central Dispatch), Operation Queues and async/sync for handling concurrency. - Deep understanding of iOS SDK: UIKit, Combine, Core Data, Core Animation, etc. - Write clean, maintainable and reusable code with a focus on scalability. - Experience working with reactive programming in iOS (RxSwift or Combine). - Experience working with common Apple frameworks and APIs. - Experience with common iOS architecture patterns (MVC, MVVM). - Good understanding of Apples Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). - Experience in Mobile API design, performance optimization, client architecture, or tools in the mobile space. - Experience working with remote data via REST and JSON - Experience with third-party libraries and APIs - Working knowledge of the general mobile landscape, architectures, trends, and emerging technologies - Experience with Apple Approval & Distribution Process (would be a plus) - Solid understanding of the full mobile development life cycle - Proficient understanding of code versioning tools - Unit-test code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability - Familiarity with continuous integration - Collaborative tools: Jira, GIT, Confluence .
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