Mobile Developer

Talent; Manchester; Hybride; GBP 85 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Hybrid working

Résumé du poste

Talent in Manchester is seeking a Senior Mobile Developer to design, build and own iOS apps that interact with IoT devices and a backend platform. You’ll ship features from concept to App Store release in a tight, agile team of designers and engineers.

You’ll drive testing, CI/CD, and automation while mentoring others. The role is hybrid, with two days per week in Manchester city centre, and involves working on mission-critical products protecting medicines and freight in transit.

Qualifications

• Several years shipping Swift apps commercially, with live apps you can show us.
• Experience wiring apps into APIs and backend services.
• Testing as a habit, with unit and UI tests.
• Excellent debugging to find root causes, not just patch symptoms.
• Bonus if you’ve worked with Flutter, build/release automation in GitHub, app security, data protection, or analytics and performance monitoring.

Responsabilités

• Build and maintain iOS applications in Swift that connect to IoT devices and backend APIs.
• Write clean, well-tested code and take features from requirements through to App Store release.
• Work closely with designers, product owners, fellow developers and customers in a small, multidisciplinary agile team.
• Lead the mobile portion, shaping automated testing, CI/CD and release processes.

Connaissances

Swift

iOS Architecture

API Integration

Testing (unit/UI)

Debugging

Flutter

CI/CD

Analytics & performance

Outils

GitHub

GitHub Actions

App security

Data protection

Description du poste

A tracker small enough to tuck inside a pallet of vaccines logs temperature, light and every knock from the factory floor to the hospital door. If the shipment gets too warm, someone knows within minutes. If it gets stolen, the data helps find it. Millions of these devices are out there right now, moving by road, sea and air across the world.

That's the technology your apps would be talking to, working for this British IoT company whose trackers and sensors protect medicines, food and high-value freight for some of the biggest names in global logistics. It's one of the UK's fastest-growing tech businesses and is building out its software team in Manchester. The mobile apps that connect customers to those devices sit right at the centre of what comes next.

We're looking for a Senior Mobile Developer to design, build and own the apps that interact with the company's devices and platform.

What you’ll do

You’ll be hands‑on day to day, building and maintaining iOS applications in Swift that connect to IoT devices and backend APIs. You’ll write clean, well‑tested code and take features from requirements through to App Store release.

You’ll work closely with designers, product owners, fellow developers and customers in a small, multidisciplinary agile team. The apps are B2B tools used by supply chain operators, not consumer products. As the senior mobile voice, you’ll carry much of the mobile work and help shape the automated testing, CI/CD and release processes behind it.

What we’re looking for

• Several years shipping Swift apps commercially, ideally with live apps you can show us
• Fluency in current iOS architecture and patterns, and plenty of experience wiring apps into APIs and backend services
• Testing as a habit, with unit and UI tests written as part of the job rather than bolted on at the end
• The debugging instinct to find the real cause of a crash or a sluggish screen, not just patch the symptom
• A bonus if you’ve worked with Flutter, build and release automation in GitHub, app security and data protection, or analytics and performance monitoring

What’s on offer

• Hybrid working, two days a week in Manchester city centre
• A growing, friendly software team working alongside in-house hardware engineers
• Genuinely interesting work: apps that talk to real devices, protecting medicines, food and cargo in transit around the world
• A straightforward process: phone call, technical test, then a face‑to‑face interview