iOS Engineer

Did you know that fishing is the world’s most popular hobby? We do! And here at Fishbrain, we have created the world’s largest social network dedicated to people who love fishing as well as a suite of tools to help users catch more and bigger fishes.
We have over 13 million users all over the world who have logged over 10 million catches in our app. We’re growing fast, have lots of fun, and are taking the fishing industry with us.


We are now looking for a iOS engineer with experience on how to design and build robust and scalable applications to help us take our product to the next level.
Please submit applications in ENGLISH, those that are not will not be reviewed.
Job Description
As a iOS engineer you will contribute to, and sometimes lead, cross-team initiatives to evolve shared components and platform architecture.
You can expect to:
Be a core member of the product team as well as the iOS guild team. Your opinions and ideas matter when shaping a product and how a team functions.
Contribute to all stages of the product life-cycle: design, implementation, experimenting, testing, releasing and maintenance.
Collaborate proactively. Be it pair programming to solve difficult technical issues or building a feature across product teams; we want to win as a team.



Who are we looking for?
In order for you to thrive in this role, we believe that you:
Have 5+ years of professional software development experience and 3+ years of recent experience building native iOS apps.
Are passionate about technology and love exploring new ideas to solve complex problems
Are all about building great products that users love and you make technology choices with this in mind
Have a robust knowledge of Swift and the iOS development ecosystem as a whole.
Have built complex, high quality iOS applications, and have a strong knowledge of iOS app design principles, patterns, and best practices.
Can work autonomously, and are more motivated by missions and goals than a specific list of tasks
Proficiency in the English language, both written and verbal, sufficient for success in a remote and largely asynchronous work environment



Sound like you? We'd love to hear from you.