We’re looking for a product-minded engineer who wants to understand the problem behind the requirement, not just implement the requested solution. You’ll partner closely with members of the team to refine ideas, identify edge cases, and suggest approaches that may not have been apparent when the work was originally defined.

You should be comfortable asking thoughtful questions, respectfully challenging assumptions, and presenting technical tradeoffs in a way that helps the team make better decisions. We value engineers who take ownership of the outcome, not just the completion of the ticket, and who remain involved through testing and real world feedback.

You should be extremely comfortable working with Xcode, implementing and evolving user interfaces with both UIKit and SwiftUI, managing network requests and model state, and persisting to disk using Core Data or SQLite. You should have experience working with both Swift and Objective-C, as we have a mixture of both. (We write almost all new code in Swift, but as a small team, we’re in no hurry to rewrite battle-tested Objective-C portions of the app until there’s a compelling reason to do so.)

We'll work together and pair often to get you ramped up, and the nature of our product means you'll continue to work closely with the whole team to move it forward even as you settle in. We'd like someone who's both ready to teach others (you'll know things we don't!) and learn from co-workers in a fun, productive, and respectful environment.

You must live in the United States to be eligible for this role.

Key skills

4+ years professional experience building or maintaining a shipping native iOS app in some mixture of Swift and Objective-C, including ownership of substantial features or technical systems
Ability to turn product requirements into technical and UX options
A collaborative mindset and willingness to respectfully challenge requirements and surface overlooked edge cases and recommend simpler or more valuable solutions
Strong ownership instincts that follows the work from planning, implementation, to ongoing support once released
Experience writing UI automation tests
Ability to diagnose nondeterministic failures involving async behavior, networking, and differences between simulators and real devices
Effectively use Xcode’s Instruments suite to diagnose and fix bottlenecks, UI hitches, and memory leaks
Experience diagnosing issues using crash reporting, logging, analytics, and CI or automated test output
Able to balance human- and LLM-driven software development workflows and bring experience, judgement, and curiosity to the process while retaining ownership of the output and results
The ability to quickly convey ideas, opinions, and technical details in written English
Able to work 9-5 Eastern, Central, or Mountain Time, to facilitate real time collaboration when needed

Not requirements, but things to mention if they apply to you

An app you've worked on is available in the App Store
Android development experience
Experience writing JavaScript or TypeScript
C++, C, Rust, or Zig skills
Experience with GIS, mapping, or location-driven apps
Maps, routing, navigation, geofencing
Document capture, barcode scanning, image processing
Dynamic type scaling and other adaptive improvements for accessibility

Originally posted on Himalayas