Early-Career Swift Engineer, Radar Client (Mac/iOS) Mentored

Apple Inc.; Ballyerra; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple Inc. in Cork, Ireland is seeking an early-career Swift Engineer for the Radar Client team. You will design, build, and test features for Radar’s native macOS and iOS apps, collaborating with engineers across California, Texas, and Ireland.

The role offers mentorship, training in Apple development practices, and ownership of features over time. You will write Swift code, fix bugs, and contribute to a fast, long-lived codebase that supports bug tracking, test case management, and product

Qualifications

• Solid programming skills in Swift with knowledge of protocol-oriented and object-oriented design.
• Experience with SwiftUI, AppKit, or UIKit.
• Familiarity with building apps for Apple platforms using Xcode.
• Experience with version control (Git) and the software development lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and test features and bug fixes for Radar’s native apps in Swift.
• Write clean, well-tested, maintainable code, and participate in code reviews.
• Work with senior engineers and designers to break down features into well-scoped tasks and deliver them on schedule.
• Investigate and resolve issues reported by users, working with QE and the Radar Platform team.
• Contribute to technical design discussions and documentation.
• Follow and help improve the team’s engineering best practices.

Skills

Swift

SwiftUI

AppKit/UIKit

Git

REST APIs

Unit/UI testing (XCTest)

Xcode

Protocols & OO design

Data structures & algorithms

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field

Tools

Xcode

Git

Job description

Apple Inc. in Cork, Ireland is seeking an early-career Swift Engineer for the Radar Client team. You will design, build, and test features for Radar’s native macOS and iOS apps, collaborating with engineers across California, Texas, and Ireland.

The role offers mentorship, training in Apple development practices, and ownership of features over time. You will write Swift code, fix bugs, and contribute to a fast, long-lived codebase that supports bug tracking, test case management, and product