1 to 2 of 2 iOS Developer Jobs in the North West with Remote Work Options

Job Title: iOS Developer Location: Manchester, UK Hybrid work: 3 days a week Capgemini is seeking an iOS Developer t o join Capgemini Financial Services Digital Practice. This is a permanent, full-time position in Manchester UK and this represents a unique opportunity for someone to … What you’ll do: with product managers designers and backend developers to understand application requirements and translate them into technical specifications and develop native iOS applications using Swift or Objective C ensuring high performance responsiveness and scalability clean maintainable and efficient code following best practices and coding standards Conduct … and other technical problems with backend developers to integrate APIs and web services into the mobile application application performance and ensure compatibility across different iOS devices and versions Stay updated with the latest iOS development trends frameworks and tools and evaluate their potential impact on the development process more »

Who we are looking for An iOS Mobile Application Developer, who will be part of the site services team, developing our Sports Native App and our award winning website. As part of the Site Services, Trading and Tools department, you will be working with a growing team of … eligible for inclusion in the Company’s hybrid working from home policy. Preferred Skills, Qualifications and Experience Experience in developing scalable applications for Apple iOS devices. Technically strong in Swift 5+. Knowledge of performance testing Swift applications. Experience of code only applications without the use of storyboarding. Familiarity with … RESTful API’s to connect iOS applications to back-end services. Keen sense of ownership and autonomy. Excellent communications skills. Ability to interact with stakeholders at all levels. Ability to analyse and solve technical problems. Main Responsibilities Supporting and enhancing our Swift codebase. Ensuring high quality and consistent coding more »