Development Programming - Mobile Software Engineer I #606
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Job description
What we need…We're looking for a Mobile Software Engineer to join a small, collaborative team responsible for delivering secure, high-quality mobile applications that power critical banking experiences. You'll have a meaningful influence on product direction, engineering practices, and the team's continued focus on automation and efficiency. What’s in it for you…COCC offers a collaborative environment, career growth, and all the benefits you’d expect from an award-winning employer, including:Ample paid time off allowing you work/life balance and flexibilityCustomized training and onboarding to support you in your first year at COCCRobust employee development programs aligned with career pathing objectivesCutting-edge training and educational resources from vendors like SANS, PluralSight and CBTNuggets Generous PTO offerings, benefits and competitive compensationOn-site fitness centers, wellness incentives, and lifestyle spending accountsTuition ReimbursementOne-on-one career coachingDEIB initiatives championing inclusion and encouraging you to bring your whole self to workFinancial planning assistance with certified professionalsPeer recognition programsWhat you’ll do…Design, develop, test, and maintain native Android and iOS applications using Kotlin, Java, Swift, and Objective-CPartner with product managers, UX designers, architects, and fellow engineers to define, design, and deliver new features and enhancementsWork within a complex mobile ecosystem that includes both internally developed and vendor-supported components, helping drive modernization and long-term maintainabilityIdentify opportunities to improve development efficiency through automation, tooling, CI/CD enhancements, and streamlined engineering processesTroubleshoot and resolve production issues, performance bottlenecks, and technical debt while maintaining a high standard of qualityParticipate in code reviews, technical design discussions, and architectural decisions that influence the future of our mobile platformStay current with mobile development trends, frameworks, and best practices, bringing innovative ideas to the teamWhat you’ll bring…3+ years of experience developing and delivering native mobile applications for Android and/or iOS in a production environmentStrong proficiency with Kotlin, Java, Swift, and/or Objective-C, including experience building, testing, and supporting customer-facing applicationsExperience working in Agile development environments with CI/CD pipelines, DevSecOps practices, and modern software delivery methodologiesA mindset focused on automation, operational efficiency, and reducing friction throughout the software development lifecycleExcellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively across technical and non-technical teamsThis is a remote role. The salary range for the position is $108,000 - $162,000 annually.
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