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Senior iOS Developer

Cure Talent
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4 months ago
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Cure Talent is delighted to partner with a rapidly growing medical technology company behind an award-winning, novel medical device and a transformative telehealth digital platform. We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced iOS Developer to join their talented software team (hybrid working).


As an iOS Developer, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining applications for a range of iOS devices. Your primary focus will be building iOS applications and integrating them with back-end services. You’ll work closely with other engineers and developers across various layers of the infrastructure, contributing to a highly collaborative team environment.


Responsibilities:


  • Design and build applications for the iOS platform using SwiftUI and UIKit.
  • Ensure the performance, quality, and responsiveness of applications.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including UI/UX designers and backend developers, to define, design, and ship new features.
  • Identify and resolve bottlenecks and bugs.
  • Maintain code quality, organisation, and automation.
  • Stay up to date with industry trends and best practices.


We’re looking for an experienced iOS Developer with strong expertise in Swift, UIKit, and SwiftUI, along with familiarity with iOS frameworks like ResearchKit, Core Data, and Core Animation. Experience with offline storage, threading, performance tuning, cloud message APIs, push notifications, and continuous integration workflows is highly desirable.


The ideal candidate will have:


  • A deep understanding of Apple’s design principles and UI/UX standards.
  • Proficiency with Git and version control tools.
  • Experience with performance and memory tuning tools.
  • Familiarity with Swift Package Manager (SPM) and Objective-C (nice to have).
  • A background in HealthTech, MedTech, or Machine Learning applications (preferred).
  • A degree or professional training/certifications in a related field is ideal.


This role offers an exciting opportunity to work in an innovative and growing HealthTech

company, making a tangible impact in the industry.

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