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<div>AgileEngine is an Inc. 5000 company that creates award-winning software for Fortune 500 brands and trailblazing startups across 17+ industries. We rank among the leaders in areas like application development and AI/ML, and our people-first culture has earned us multiple Best Place to Work awards.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>WHY JOIN US</b><br></div><div>If you're looking for a place to grow, make an impact, and work with people who care, we'd love to meet you!<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>ABOUT THE ROLE</b><br></div><div>We are looking for a <b>Lead iOS Engineer</b> to support a platform-focused team, contributing hands-on to iOS implementation while raising the technical bar across architecture, quality practices, and AI-assisted delivery. You will design and maintain MVVM-based iOS architecture, integrate third-party SDKs and cloud-connected platform functionality, and select and implement appropriate testing strategies for the team. The role requires strong ownership in a high-ambiguity environment, turning unclear requirements into clear technical plans with minimal supervision.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>WHAT YOU WILL DO</b><br></div><div>- Design, build, and maintain high-quality iOS platform capabilities that support consumer-facing experiences;<br></div><div>- Design and evolve the iOS architecture using MVVM, modular architecture, and modern engineering best practices;<br></div><div>- Integrate third-party SDKs and platform services into the iOS application;<br></div><div>- Work across networking layers, API integrations, and backend-connected mobile features;<br></div><div>- Support Cloud Code-related implementation and integration needs where applicable;<br></div><div>- Own iOS work end-to-end while providing technical guidance through code reviews, pairing, and architecture discussions;<br></div><div>- Define and implement testing strategies and quality practices that improve release confidence while balancing maintainability and delivery speed;<br></div><div>- Apply AI-assisted engineering practices to improve delivery, code quality, debugging, refactoring, documentation, and tooling while maintaining engineering standards;<br></div><div>- Communicate clearly with stakeholders, surface risks early, and keep progress visible across time zones.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>MUST HAVES</b><br></div><div>- 5+ years of experience as an iOS engineer with strong hands-on <b>Swift</b>/iOS implementation experience;<br></div><div>- Strong hands-on experience with modern <b>Swift Concurrency</b> (async/await, Actors, structured concurrency) in production applications;<br></div><div>- Strong experience building and shipping production iOS applications at scale;<br></div><div>- Strong knowledge of <b>MVVM</b> and modern architectures such as <b>TCA</b>, Clean Architecture, or similar;<br></div><div>- Proven experience leading technical discussions, driving architecture decisions, and influencing engineering best practices across a team;<br></div><div>- Experience integrating third-party SDKs in production mobile applications;<br></div><div>- Strong understanding of networking, API integration, error handling, and mobile-backend interaction patterns;<br></div><div>- Experience with Cloud Code or comparable cloud-connected mobile/platform functionality;<br></div><div>- Strong experience defining testing strategy, selecting testing frameworks and quality practices, and determining appropriate unit, integration, UI, snapshot, contract, or other test coverage;<br></div><div>- Experience using AI-assisted engineering tools to improve implementation, debugging, refactoring, testing, documentation, and development workflows;<br></div><div>- Strong ownership mindset with the ability to operate independently, communicate progress clearly, and proactively surface risks and blockers across time zones;<br></div><div>- Upper-intermediate English level.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>NICE TO HAVES</b><br></div><div>- Experience with modular iOS architecture in large-scale consumer applications;<br></div><div>- Experience defining or improving team-level testing strategy, not just contributing individual tests;<br></div><div>- Experience working on platform teams or shared mobile foundations used by multiple product teams;<br></div><div>- Experience with cloud-connected mobile features, backend-for-frontend patterns, or services that require close mobile/backend coordination;<br></div><div>- Prior experience in high-ambiguity environments where requirements need discovery, validation, and technical shaping before implementation;<br></div><div>- Practical experience using AI tools to improve engineering workflows while preserving code quality, security, and authenticity.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>PERKS AND BENEFITS</b><br></div><div>- <b>Professional growth</b>: Mentorship, TechTalks, and personalized growth roadmaps.<br></div><div>- <b>Competitive compensation</b>: USD-based pay with education, fitness, and team activity budgets.<br></div><div>- <b>Exciting projects</b>: Modern solutions with Fortune 500 and top product companies.<br></div><div>- <b>Flextime</b>: Flexible schedule with remote and office options.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>Meet Our Recruitment Process</b><br></div><div>Application → Coding Challenge → Video Interview → Technical Interview or Hiring Manager Interview<br></div><div>Each step helps us understand your skills and overall fit.<br></div><div>If it’s a match, you’ll receive an offer.<br></div><br>

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