Senior Software Engineer, iOS

Private Tech; New York (NY); On-site; USD 180,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

Cape is seeking a Senior iOS Engineer to own end-to-end iOS feature development—from concept to App Store release. You will work on private mobile communication, focusing on security, privacy, and cryptography to protect user data.

You will ship features in Swift/SwiftUI, handling architectural design, testing, and deployment in a tight-knit team. This role offers high-impact work at the intersection of privacy and security in a modern platform.

Job description

Senior Software Engineer, iOS

Own end-to-end iOS feature development from concept to App Store release

Location: New York, New York

Compensation: $180,000 - 250,000 USD / year

About The Role

iOS Engineer

Cape's platform gives customers end-to-end control of their digital identity, optimizing for resiliency, privacy, and security at every turn. We're transforming how customers sign up, use, and think about their mobile phones and the privacy implications associated with it. Customers are protected at every level of the communications stack – from the mobile device, through infrastructure, and to the core of the network itself.

As an iOS Engineer at Cape, your mission is to build the definitive application for private mobile communication. The mobile application is the interface where users build trust with Cape and protect their digital lives. You will own the entire feature lifecycle—from architectural design to App Store launch - using Swift and SwiftUI to solve some of the hardest technical challenges in security and cryptography in order to secure personal information (PII), account data, and even voice & SMS traffic. In our tight-knit engineering team, you won't just build features; you will ship the product that makes our promise of privacy a reality.

Your day-to-day will change, but everything you work on has a high impact. One day you could be pushing to deliver a new capability to prevent targeting of soldiers on the battlefield, the next you could be architecting a new system to prevent financial fraud via SIM swaps for everyday citizens.