Mobile Developer (iOS)

Swift UI and Swift

MVC and MVVM is must is must

Client : Verizon

Role: Mobile Developer (iOS)

Location: 100% remote

Duration: Long Term contract

Required skills: iOS Development, Objective C, Swift, iOS Cocoa Touch Framework, RESTful APIs etc.

Technical Skills
Expertise in Objective C and Swift
Expertise in iOS Cocoa Touch Framework
Experience in build and release of applications to the App Store
Experience developing reusable frameworks
Expertise in standard industry software development practices
Experience using MVP or MVVM
Expertise writing unit tests as part of development cycle
Experience of Gitflow, code review processes and build pipelines
Current knowledge of the latest developments in the iOS ecosystem
Experience working with RESTful APIs with input to their design
Knowledge of mobile security concerns

Even better if you have:
Experience with customer-facing apps, with an emphasis on usability
Experience with VIPER
Ability to contribute to Android development projects
Experience with additional platforms, particularly .NET and Angular
Knowledge of AWS based architectures and services
Exposure to TDD and/or BDD
An innovative mindset


Remote

Skills:
Android, Application Programming Interface (API), Code Reviews, Customer Relations, Ecosystems, Industry Standards, Mobile Applications Development, Model View ViewModel (MVVM), Objective-C Programming Language, REST (Representational State Transfer), Software Development, Standards Development, Test Plan/Schedule, Unit Test, Usability Engineering, iOS


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