iOS Engineer

monzoreferrals; Deutschland; Hybrid; EUR 91.000 - 128.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Stock options

MacBook Pro

Remote or hybrid work (UK)

London meet-ups

Relocation support (UK)

Visa sponsorship (UK)

Learning budget £1,000

Zusammenfassung

monzoreferrals is seeking a product-focused iOS engineer to evolve a large-scale native app used for everyday banking tasks. You’ll join small, autonomous squads balancing UX craft with robust Swift code.

Responsibilities include 100% Swift development, MVVM/Coordinator navigation, and a strong emphasis on testing and collaboration across disciplines. Open-source contributions are encouraged and growth-focused 1:1s are provided.

Qualifikationen

• Proficient in Swift; shipped at least one app to the App Store.
• Strong product mindset focused on customer outcomes and data-informed decisions.
• Translate high-quality design into polished, user-centred interfaces.
• Balance delivery speed with code resilience in ambiguous environments.
• Solid CS principles underlying mobile development.

Aufgaben

• Develop and iterate on a 100% Swift iOS app using SwiftUI and Composable Architecture.
• Collaborate with cross-functional squads including Android, backend, design and product.
• Build and maintain navigation flows with Coordinators and MVVM patterns; mirror backend services.
• Contribute to testing: unit tests, UI tests and end-to-end XCUITest flows.
• Share tools and methods in weekly sessions; contribute to open-source work.

Kenntnisse

Swift

App Store deployment

Product mindset

UI translation

Ambiguity tolerance

CS fundamentals

Tools

SwiftUI

Composable Architecture

MVVM

Coordinator pattern

Alamofire

Sentry

Jobbeschreibung

Role overview

A product-focused iOS engineer role centred on evolving a large-scale native mobile app used by millions for everyday banking tasks. The work spans personal banking products and customer support tools within small, autonomous, cross-functional squads, blending polished UX craft with resilient, well-tested Swift code.

Responsibilities

• Develop and iterate on a 100% Swift iOS application using SwiftUI and the Composable Architecture, alongside existing MVVM patterns
• Collaborate with Android, backend, design, product, QA, data, and user research colleagues in a small interdisciplinary squad accountable for a broad company goal
• Build and maintain reusable navigation flows using Coordinators, protocols, and extensions, and develop service-layer modules that mirror backend micro-services
• Contribute to a multi-layered testing approach covering unit tests, stubbed API tests, snapshot UI tests, and XCUITest end-to-end flows
• Participate in weekly discipline-wide sessions to share tools, techniques, and codebase improvements, with encouragement to contribute to open-source work
• Partner with an engineering manager through regular 1:1s focused on growth and development

Requirements

• Hands-on experience programming in Swift and shipping at least one app to the App Store
• Strong product mindset focused on customer outcomes and data-informed decisions
• Ability to translate high-quality design into polished, user-centred interfaces
• Comfort working in teams that navigate ambiguity and balance delivery speed with code resilience
• Solid grasp of computer science principles underlying mobile development

Nice to have

• Experience with SwiftUI, the Composable Architecture, MVVM, or Coordinator-based navigation patterns
• Familiarity with Alamofire, Sentry, or micro-service-aligned networking layers
• Backgrounds spanning startups, large companies, or non-traditional paths such as non-Computer-Science degrees
• Interest in open-source contribution and knowledge sharing

Benefits and work setup

• Base salary range of £78,000-£110,000 plus stock options, with a latest MacBook Pro provided
• UK-based remote or hybrid working with ad hoc London office meet-ups; relocation and visa sponsorship supported for UK-based roles only
• Flexible hours anchored around core meeting windows, with autonomy to manage one's own schedule
• Annual £1,000 learning budget for books, training, and conferences
• Interview process typically 2-3 weeks, designed to accommodate applicant availability and reasonable adjustments