What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Software Engineer (iOS) position at Credit One Bank?
Description
Position Summary
The iOS Developer will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining high-performance and scalable iOS mobile applications that exceed customer expectations. Collaborating closely with cross-functional teams, the developer will create and implement innovative solutions that meet customer needs and drive business results. This includes the entire app development process, from concept to launch, ensuring a seamless user experience, robust performance, and reliable maintenance on iOS devices.
Summary Of Essential Job Functions
Position Summary
The iOS Developer will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining high-performance and scalable iOS mobile applications that exceed customer expectations. Collaborating closely with cross-functional teams, the developer will create and implement innovative solutions that meet customer needs and drive business results. This includes the entire app development process, from concept to launch, ensuring a seamless user experience, robust performance, and reliable maintenance on iOS devices.
Summary Of Essential Job Functions
- Design and develop native iOS applications using Swift, with a focus on performance, scalability, and maintainability
- Build reusable, testable, and efficient code that powers robust mobile experiences for a wide user base
- Translate product requirements and UI/UX designs into functional mobile features that meet business and user expectations
- Utilize SwiftUI and other key iOS frameworks such as Core Data, Core Animation, UIKit, to build responsive, modern, and rich user interfaces
- Integrate external RESTful APIs and third-party SDKs securely and efficiently using modern iOS SDK capabilities
- Leverage tools like Xcode Instruments for profiling, memory management, and performance tuning of mobile applications
- Apply standard engineering practices such as code reviews, version control (Git), unit testing (XCTest), and continuous integration
- Maintain and evolve CI/CD pipelines to streamline testing, build automation, and app deployments
- Ensure code quality through automated test coverage and documentation of engineering decisions
- Contribute to architectural decisions and collaborate with cross-functional teams (design, product, QA) to deliver end-to-end solutions
- Explore and implement new iOS development tools, technologies, and practices to improve team productivity and product quality
- Support release cycles, monitor production metrics, and respond to runtime issues with an ownership mindset
- Mentor junior developers, promote iOS engineering best practices, and foster a strong mobile-first engineering culture
- 5 years of experience developing native iOS applications using Swift, SwiftUI and other modern development tools and practices
- Solid understanding of iOS architectural patterns and design principles (MVC, MVVM, clean architecture)
- Experience working with key iOS frameworks including Core Data, Core Animation, UIKit, Foundation, and SwiftUI (preferred)
- Proficient in working with dependency/package managers such as CocoaPods, Swift Package Manager
- Hands-on experience in consuming RESTful APIs, managing data persistence, and integrating third-party SDKs
- Strong grasp of software engineering fundamentals, including data structures, algorithms, and performance optimization
- Familiar with Xcode Instruments for memory profiling, heap/thread analysis, and runtime debugging
- Proven experience with XCTest for unit and integration testing, and with setting up automated test pipelines
- Familiarity with CI/CD practices and tools (e.g., Jenkins, Gitlab) to enhance development workflows
- Demonstrated contributions to at least one customer-facing iOS app published in the App Store
- Strong communication skills and the ability to turn complex requirements into well-scoped engineering solutions
- Passion for mobile technology and staying current with the latest iOS trends, tools, and best practices