Senior Mobile Engineer IOS (x/f/m)

As a Senior Mobile Engineer (iOS) at Doctolib, your main responsibilities include building new features in Swift, maintaining and improving the existing codebase, and leading the transformation of the practitioners’ app. You'll also participate in discussions with product, design, and QA teams while debugging production issues to ensure the app meets the needs of healthcare professionals.

To qualify for the Senior Mobile Engineer (iOS) position at Doctolib, you should have over five years of experience in native iOS development, alongside proficiency in Swift. A willingness to learn React Native would also be beneficial, along with great communication skills and a passion for mentoring juniors. Fluency in English is essential as well.

The interview process for the Senior Mobile Engineer (iOS) role at Doctolib includes an initial recruiter interview, followed by a pair programming interview, a mobile app design session, a behavioral interview, and finally an offer. This comprehensive approach helps ensure that candidates are a great fit for both the role and the company culture.

At Doctolib, a Senior Mobile Engineer (iOS) can expect a flexible workplace policy that supports both hybrid and office-based work. The company offers a collaborative environment, encouraging discussions on new technologies and solutions, and supports mental wellbeing through various programs.

As a Senior Mobile Engineer (iOS) at Doctolib, you'll have ample opportunities for growth, including participation in the Doctolib Academy's dedicated onboarding program and chances to mentor junior colleagues. You’ll also engage in product-related discussions, enhancing not only your technical skills but also your understanding of product design.

Highlight your 5+ years of experience, specifically focusing on projects you've worked on, technologies used, and problems solved. Mention your proficiency with Swift and any notable apps you've created, showcasing your ability to handle the entire development lifecycle.

Discuss your practices like writing clean, well-documented code, code reviews, and the use of automated testing. Emphasize your commitment to maintainability and security as central to your development philosophy.

Explain your systematic approach to debugging, which could include logging, reproducing bugs in a controlled environment, and working collaboratively with your team to identify and resolve issues swiftly.

Share specific examples of how you’ve contributed to Agile teams, focusing on your roles in sprint planning, retrospectives, and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) practices. Highlight how Agile methodologies have improved your project outcomes.

Describe a particular project where you faced significant challenges, detailing your role, the actions you took to overcome those obstacles, and the resulting successes. This showcases your problem-solving skills and adaptability.

Mention your commitment to continuous learning through online courses, attending workshops, or following industry news and blogs. Discuss any relevant communities or forums where you engage with peers.

Emphasize your experience in effective communication and conflict resolution strategies. Talk about how you promote open discussions to arrive at a consensus and respect differing viewpoints to maintain a collaborative work environment.

Discuss the best practices and protocols you follow to protect user data, such as implementing secure coding guidelines, regular security audits, and staying informed about the latest security threats and updates.

Explain how you integrate both technical and product-focused discussions throughout the development process and share examples of multi-disciplinary communication that improved overall project success.

Articulate your aspirations, such as becoming a tech lead, exploring product management roles, or contributing to open-source projects. Express a desire to grow within the ecosystem of Doctolib and impact healthcare through technology.