Senior iOS Mobile Software Engineer (ShelfView)

Scandit
1 year ago
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*Please note we are only able to consider candidates based in (or willing to relocate to) Finland, Poland, Italy, Germany, and the UK.*

Scandit gives people superpowers. Whether enabling delivery drivers to make quicker deliveries, matching a patient with their medication, or allowing retailers to make store operations more efficient, our technology automates workflows. It provides actionable insights to help businesses in a variety of industries. Join us as we continue to expand, grow, innovate, and help take Scandit to the next level.

Our newest product is called ShelfView and is a platform that lets retailers track the status of the shelves in their stores. For example, it helps them find products that are placed in the wrong spot, labeled with the wrong price or simply out of stock. ShelfView works with images captured from mobile or ceiling-mounted cameras, processes them with our computer vision and machine learning algorithms and provides actionable insights to retail store employees. For more information, please check our product website. 

To expand our Engineering team, we are now looking for a Senior iOS Software Engineer.

About the role 

You will be responsible for the ShelfView Capture App. The Capture App and the related SDK enable ShelfView users to use the mobile phone camera to capture retail shelves in an efficient and intuitive manner. This product is still under substantial development and new features and improvements will have a direct impact on the users. As a Senior iOS Software Engineer, you will play an instrumental role in architecting and implementing features, improving the stability and reliability, and working with stakeholders on defining and shaping the future of how users can capture in-store data and optimize retail operations.

Who you are

You are proficient with Swift / SwiftUI and know your way around the iOS universe You have experience with ARKit and ideally have knowledge of 3D representation methods You appreciate good software architecture and love to apply it to your code You have a track record of creating beautiful, engaging user experiences on iOS You are thorough and pay attention to detail You love to collaborate in a small and international team and quickly iterate on feedback. If required, you can take a leading role and own the delivery of features or projects.  You are willing to go beyond your role, your team and (sometimes) your comfort zone to make a cross-functional impact on the business

What We Offer

Here are just some of the reasons why people choose to build their career at Scandit: 

A highly skilled team and a fun environment where you can put your enthusiasm for cutting-edge technologies to use Excellent office infrastructure, optimized for hybrid working in Zurich, Warsaw, Tampere, and London. Excellent support for remote work across the UK, Italy and Germany Innovation hackathons  People-first culture Global team outings Your birthday off  An attractive individual equity plan in a high growth company  Specific benefits related to the location you are joining

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