iOS Engineer

Join Handshake, the career network for millions of students and early-career professionals. As an iOS Engineer, you'll have ownership of features from concept to App Store launch, receive mentorship from senior engineers, and work on high-visibility consumer surfaces. Enjoy comprehensive benefits, including health insurance, 401k match, equity, and flexible time off.

• Participer activement à toutes les étapes du développement d'une fonctionnalité, de la conception à la mise en production.
• Développer des applications iOS en utilisant Swift et SwiftUI, en suivant une architecture MVVM + Coordinator.
• Collaborer avec une équipe d'ingénieurs seniors pour améliorer vos compétences et votre croissance professionnelle.
• You communicate clearly in PRs, in design discussions, and when you're stuck
• You own your code. You can walk through something you built and explain why you structured it that way, where it breaks, and what you'd redo. We use AI tools every day and expect you to, and we expect you to fully understand every line you ship. Shipped is not the same as understood
• You've shipped real iOS software to real users. A live App Store app is the gold standard, but production features shipped during an internship or job, a substantial public iOS project, or a TestFlight app with actual users all count. Roughly 1–3 years of building iOS apps, professionally or independently
• You know your way around modern iOS fundamentals: Swift, view models and MVVM (or similar patterns), networking, and asynchronous code
• You take initiative. You've started something yourself, iterated on user feedback, or pushed a project further than anyone asked you to. You ask questions early and run with answers
• Consumer app experience: you've built for end users at scale rather than internal or B2B tools
• Experience with both SwiftUI and UIKit, and moving between them
• Familiarity with GraphQL, unit/UI testing (XCTest or similar), or CI/CD tooling like Fastlane
• A personal app currently live in the App Store
• Experience using analytics, experimentation (A/B testing), or user feedback to decide what to build next