iOS Software Engineer

Bol.Com B.V.; Utrecht; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Bol.com B.V. is seeking an experienced iOS Software Engineer to help safeguard and enhance our high-traffic shop apps.

You will own SwiftUI development, embrace Auto-Layout and modern concurrency, and translate complex product requirements into clean, scalable code for the Product Page and Wishlist. You’ll work in an agile IT Consumer Conversion team, collaborate with colleagues across disciplines, and explore the latest technologies while maintaining performance, testability, and reliability

Qualifications

• Strong SwiftUI and Auto-Layout skills.
• Experience with high-volume iOS apps.
• Ability to collaborate with colleagues from other disciplines.
• Familiarity with XCTest, GraphQL and modern concurrency.
• Open to adopting new technologies and CI/CD practices.

Responsibilities

• Develop iOS features for Product Page and Wishlist.
• Write tests with XCTest and ensure performance.
• Collaborate with IT Consumer Conversion teams.
• Adopt latest technologies and code with autonomy.
• Contribute to CI/CD and API integrations.

Skills

SwiftUI

Auto-Layout

High performance code

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Modern Concurrency

Dependency Injection

Modular codebase

Memory management

CI/CD for iOS

API work

e-commerce apps

Tools

GraphQL

XCTest

Swift Testing

Job description

iOS Software Engineer

Our shop is one of the most visible but also very innovative parts of bol. Our main objective is to safeguard the shop and ensure uninterrupted shopping experiences for our customers. In our relentless pursuit of maintaining the store as the foremost successful retail platform, we are continuously dedicated to enhancing it.

What you do as iOS Software Engineer

Your expertise would be a real asset to our team! Because you know everything there is to know about:

• SwiftUI and the pitfalls of adopting new tech, and of course Auto-Layout and we’re talking about code (not clicking things together in the Interface Builder).
• You love high performance, and code that is both elegant and maintainable.
• Perhaps your best quality: your knowledge extends beyond your own domain, and you can effortlessly exchange ideas with colleagues from other disciplines.
• You also know your way around: Swift Testing, XCTest (unit and snapshot testing), GraphQL, Dependency Injection, Modular codebase, Memory Management, Modern Concurrency and parallel code in a structured way.
• Also: you’re not afraid to innovate and use everything the latest technologies have to offer.

Where you’ll work

You’ll join an agile working team within IT Consumer Conversion, where you will work on the Product Page and the Wishlist amongst others.
The culture? Think ‘campus’, including a game room and soccer field. Despite our size, we poke fun at rigid rules and traditional work structures. We may be a market leader, but you won’t get a whiff of the corporate odor you associate with that. Our strength derives from working together as equals and constantly improving each other. After all, you can accomplish great things on your own, but so much more with your colleagues!
Many opportunities to learn with trainings, (in-house) courses and regular guest speakers.
As for our ways of working, check out the videos. For info on current challenges (yep, we share code), visit the Techlab!

• Skilled iOS Developer

  Yes, if you’re a skilled iOS Developer with a technical background, preferably including experience with high volume apps

• XCTest!

  Yes, if XCTest makes you happy and you can’t wait to see how your apps will perform and be used

• Experience with e-commerce apps

  Yes, if you have experience with e-commerce apps, and don’t mind sometimes getting your hands dirty in the field of CI/CD for iOS and some API work

• Ignore that

  No, if you feel business considerations exist to be ignored #letthemeatcode

• Stakeholders hmm

  No, if you think stakeholders are a problem instead of a solution

• Led by the hand

  No, if you like to be led by the hand – autonomy and ownership are not your thing