iOS Engineer - Contract (Outside of IR35)

iOS Engineer - Contract (Outside of IR35)

As an iOS Developer, you will have the opportunity to build and lead solutions that engage millions of sports fans worldwide. Working with a wide range of data sources and native technologies, building bespoke UI experiences for sports fans. At Pulselive, we pride ourselves in providing a collaborative environment that ensures we produce leading products across web and native applications.

• Contractor

• Outside of IR35

• Day Rate: £400 - £500 per day

• Being a self sufficient individual contributor, breaking down work into manageable pieces, calling out blockers and dependencies and delivering solutions in a timely manner.

• Managing code releases to internal environments (dev, test); may also need to manage code release to external environments (production).

• Producing code to a high standard that not only functions correctly but can be understood and extended by other members of the team and is in line with Pulselive development practices.

• Taking ownership of the design and implementation of solutions that meet requirements, ensuring they are secure and scalable.

• Showing good attention to detail in the final product, taking care and pride in what is produced.

• Communicating clearly to ensure the best possible solutions are built.

• Willingness and ability to adapt to new approaches.

• Designing and architecting iOS applications.

• Working within a development team and collaborating with other mobile developers, but also with back end and web engineers.

• Swift & Xcode.

• Producing rich user facing UIs using SwiftUI.

• The Composable Architecture (TCA).

• Combine and/or RxSwift.

• Web service integration (REST, JSON, GraphQL etc.).

• GIT usage and code management.

• Integrating with and using third party libraries/applications (e.g. video providers).

• Documenting solutions and code.

• SOLID principles and application.

• Task/ticket management tools such as JIRA.

• Persistent storage solutions (e.g., Core Data).

• Single Sign on integrations.

• CI/CD Solutions.

• Writing unit tests.

• Working with a content management system.

• Objective C.

• Unit Tests and TDD.

• HTML, CSS, Javascript.

• Working in large existing code bases.