As an iOS Engineer at Air Apps, your main responsibilities will include developing and maintaining high-quality iOS applications, ensuring their performance and user experience meet our standards. You'll work closely with cross-functional teams to launch new features, take ownership of the development process, implement CI/CD practices, conduct code reviews, and mentor junior developers.

To qualify for the iOS Engineer position at Air Apps, you should have approximately 5+ years of professional experience in iOS development, proficiency in Swift and familiarity with Objective-C, and a strong understanding of iOS SDKs, UIKit, and SwiftUI. Experience with CI/CD pipelines and Agile methodologies is also essential.

Working as an iOS Engineer at Air Apps offers you the unique opportunity to be part of a groundbreaking initiative pushing the limits of AI-powered solutions. You'll collaborate with a passionate team dedicated to transforming how people manage resources, all while enjoying a remote-first work environment with flexible hours and top-tier benefits.

At Air Apps, iOS Engineers primarily utilize Swift, along with Objective-C as needed, and are expected to be familiar with tools like Gitflow for version control, CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment, and various testing frameworks to ensure code quality.

Air Apps is committed to fostering career development for iOS Engineers through mentorship programs, continuous learning opportunities, and participation in industry events such as the Air Conference 2025 in Las Vegas, which encourages networking and professional growth.

In discussing your experience with Swift, focus on specific projects where you implemented Swift's features effectively. Highlight how you used Swift for building user interfaces or managing data models. Mention challenges faced and how you overcame them to optimize performance.

When explaining your approach to code reviews, emphasize collaboration and the importance of constructive feedback. Share examples of how you have guided junior developers, highlighting your role in their problem-solving process and how you helped them grow their skills.

To ensure performance and scalability, discuss your practices such as optimizing image sizes, efficient memory management, and the use of lazy loading techniques. Share experiences where you improved app performance through profiling tools and code analysis.

When discussing remote collaboration, highlight communication tools you use and methods for maintaining engagement in team discussions. Mention how you manage tasks and share updates with your colleagues to ensure everyone is aligned.

In answering this question, describe the project’s goals, challenges faced, and your specific contributions. Focus on your problem-solving skills and how your work led to successful outcomes by overcoming technical hurdles.

Discuss your experience with setting up CI/CD pipelines, emphasizing tools and technologies used, as well as how automated testing improved your workflow. Provide examples of how these practices minimized errors and increased deployment speed.

In addressing best practices, talk about code maintainability, clarity, and performance. Mention adopting design patterns like MVC or MVVM, as well as the importance of adhering to Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines for user experience.

Share an experience where you faced tight deadlines requiring you to learn a new framework or library quickly. Describe how you approached the learning process to ensure you effectively implemented the new technology in your work.

Discuss how you have integrated Agile methodologies into your development process, including participation in sprints, retrospectives, and daily stand-ups. Highlight any specific tools you utilized, such as Jira or Trello, to manage tasks effectively.

To demonstrate your commitment to continuing education, mention conferences, online courses, or communities that you engage with. Highlight the importance of networking with other developers and exploring resources such as blogs, podcasts, and documentation.