IOS Engineer | Mid-Senior | Saily
Nord Security is looking for an experienced iOS Engineer to join the dedicated Saily team in Warsaw. This role is central to developing and enhancing the user experience of our flagship application. You will be responsible for translating complex product requirements into robust, scalable mobile features using modern Apple frameworks. Key responsibilities include writing clean, efficient Swift code, collaborating with Product Managers and UX Designers, and optimizing performance across various iOS devices. Ideal candidates must have a strong understanding of the full lifecycle of an iOS application, including testing, deployment, and maintenance. The opportunity offers flexibility in a hybrid setup while contributing directly to a product vital for digital safety.
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Preparing
1800
Question set
150
Duration
Permanent
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