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Senior Software Engineer, iOS

Adstify SearchRemote (Singapore)Posted 1w ago
Senior Software Engineer
SGD 7500-9500 per annual
Full Time
Remote
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Job description

Our client is a privacy-focused technology company that has built a portfolio of privacy products ranging from VPN to private second phone apps, ensuring users safety across every touchpoint online. They are looking for a Senior Software Engineer (iOS) who is not afraid to get their hands dirty to build great consumer mobile apps and solve impactful problems.

Responsibilities

  • Building iOS apps in Internet privacy and communications space using Swift
  • Development of iOS apps in quick iteration cycles
  • Deep, hands-on programming and technical design, driven by your capability to learn new technologies quickly
  • Working closely with product team about design and technical implementation
  • Implementing custom native user interfaces using the latest iOS programming techniques
  • Launching multiple mobile apps and web projects used by millions of users globally
  • Interaction with a global team- from our offices in Singapore to San Francisco and Paris

Requirements

  • 2 - 3 years of experience with iOS/Swift development
  • Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering or related areas
  • Strong software development skills and good knowledge of software engineering principles
  • Bonus if you have experience with building communications or privacy tools
  • Bonus if you have open source contributions

What's next?

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Edwin Phee
Recruitment Consultant

EA Personnel Number: R22107031

EA License Number: 20C0292

Originally posted on Himalayas

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