Lead iOS Developer

Our client is a leading software consulting company based in Toronto. They build custom software for other technology companies.

Job Responsibilities

You will learn and adopt best practices like writing clean and reusable code using practices like TDD, mobile architecture patterns, design, and pair programming.

You will use and advocate for continuous delivery practices to deliver high-quality software as well as value to end customers as early as possible.

You will work in collaborative, value-driven teams to build innovative customer experiences for our clients.

You will use your passion for mobile development to aid our clients in enabling a platform-appropriate, seamless and human-centered experience for their users.

You will partner with other technologists from cross-functional teams advocating and demonstrating mobile-first culture.

You will oversee or take part in the entire cycle of software consulting and delivery from ideation to deployment and everything in between.

You will act as a mentor for less-experienced peers through both your technical knowledge and leadership skills.

Technical Skills

iOS development, Swift, Architecture, Codebase Management, and strong Leadership/Team-building capabilities

You have experience using two or more mobile development language Swift coupled with experience in UI development using mobile SDKs and UI frameworks SwiftUI.

You can skillfully write high-quality, well-tested code and you are comfortable with Object-Oriented programming.

You can design and build solutions taking into consideration the fundamental concerns affecting mobile software such as single vendor limitations, constrained execution environment, disconnected operation, discrete release cycles, accessibility, privacy, etc.

Comfortable with Agile methods, such as Extreme Programming (XP), Scrum and/or Kanban.

Bonus points if you have working knowledge of mobile devops/pipeline tools, such as Fastlane, gradle, etc.

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