iOS Software Engineer

As an iOS Software Engineer at our company, your primary responsibilities will include developing, testing, and maintaining high-quality mobile applications. You will work closely with our design team to create intuitive user interfaces and ensure a smooth user experience. Your mastery of Swift, UIKit, and SwiftUI will be crucial in building innovative features and implementing best practices for code quality.

To qualify for the iOS Software Engineer position at our company, candidates should have strong skills in Swift development for iOS and intermediate knowledge of both UIKit and SwiftUI. While not mandatory, familiarity with Objective-C code, AppKit/macos development, and accessibility testing will enhance your application. Ideally, we’re looking for candidates with over 6 years of relevant experience.

The pay range for the iOS Software Engineer position at our company is between $80 to $85 per hour, depending on your experience and skill level. We believe in compensating our team members fairly while also offering opportunities for professional growth.

While experience with UI automation testing is preferred, it is not a strict requirement for the iOS Software Engineer role at our company. Candidates who have a general knowledge of testing practices and a willingness to learn will find our supportive environment conducive for skill development.

iOS Software Engineers at our company should be well-versed in Swift, UIKit, and SwiftUI, and have a broad understanding of iOS frameworks. Familiarity with Objective-C, AppKit, and experience in accessibility features is a plus. Our fast-paced environment requires a quick adaptation to new technologies.

When answering this question, be sure to highlight specific projects where you've utilized Swift. Discuss your familiarity with Swift's syntax, performance, and how you've implemented it in real-world applications. Mention any frameworks or libraries you've integrated, showcasing your technical depth.

Employ the STAR method to answer this. Describe a specific problem you faced in a past project, the steps you took to analyze it, and the solution you implemented. Discuss your thought process in debugging and how you prioritize user experience in your solutions.

Be specific about your projects using UIKit and SwiftUI. Discuss any advantages you found using either framework and why you might choose one over the other for certain tasks. It shows your ability to make informed decisions based on project requirements.

Describe a distinct UI feature you developed and the specific challenges you encountered, whether it was in design, responsiveness, or integration. Highlight how you worked through these challenges and what tools or strategies you utilized to achieve the final product.

Talk about your coding standards, automated tests, and peer review procedures. Discuss the importance of maintaining high code quality standards and how you've implemented best practices in past projects to prevent bugs and improve maintainability.

Discuss specific techniques like lazy loading, reducing memory usage, or using background threads to enhance performance. It’s a chance to demonstrate your understanding of performance issues that are common in mobile development.

Mention blogs, podcasts, or conferences that you follow. Share how you experiment with new frameworks or tools and how this knowledge has influenced your work. This will show your commitment to continuous learning in your field.

Discuss the version control systems you've used (like Git) and how you've collaborated with teams using these tools. Explain your understanding of branching, merging, and resolving conflicts, showcasing your teamwork and technical skills.

Detail your experience with testing frameworks, including unit testing and UI testing. Explain how you’ve implemented tests in your workflow to ensure software quality and reliability, emphasizing the importance of testing in the development cycle.

Demonstrate your knowledge about the company culture and projects. Share your passion for iOS development and how alignments with the company’s goals and values resonate with you. This question often helps interviewers gauge your enthusiasm and fit for the team.