iOS Engineer (US Remote)

Karbon
Posted 3 years ago
We Work Remotely

Karbon
is growing its team of iOS engineers to better serve our evolving client requirements. We're expanding to provide additional support as we work with clients to launch several major versions of existing large-scale iOS apps.


What you'll be doing
  • Building new features with Swift, Material Components, and more
  • Implementing new UI and modifying existing components based on evolving requirements with both Auto Layout and frame-based logic
  • Triaging, prioritizing and fixing bugs and regressions based on QA testing and user feedback
  • Writing and reviewing technical design documents
  • Participating in meetings, discussing and planning engineering efforts and peer-reviewing code
  • Shipping new versions of the product to users and managing feature rollouts

Requirements
  • 3+ years experience building and shipping iOS apps as part of a team
  • Fluent in Swift, working knowledge of Objective-C
  • Automated testing experience
  • Eye for detail and the ability to build accessible, functional, performant UIs
  • Solid understanding of the full iOS app development lifecycle
  • Experience with Git or Mercurial and related workflows
  • Passion for learning and using new frameworks and technologies
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills—you’ll be working directly with both your fellow Karbon engineers and client personnel

Nice to have
  • Previous experience working from home or remotely for a distributed team
  • Familiarity with Google products and APIs
  • Experience with swift-format, SwiftLint or other code quality tools
  • Working knowledge of Python or other scripting languages

Employee benefits
  • Competitive salary and bonuses
  • MacBook Pro and other hardware
  • Comprehensive health and dental insurance for employees and eligible dependents
  • Company 401K, eligible after 6 months
  • Monthly internet stipend
  • Yearly iOS device stipend
  • Several weeks of vacation yearly, generous personal time policies, and paid holidays