Sr Software Engineer - iOS

ClassPass is a company focused on connecting people with inspiring experiences in fitness, wellness, and beyond. They are seeking a Senior Software Engineer - iOS to collaborate closely with product and design teams, providing leadership and mentorship for junior engineers while developing successful iOS applications.

Responsibilities:

• Collaborating closely with product & design, shipping early and often
• Providing leadership and mentorship for junior engineers through thoughtful code reviews, pairing, and technical discussions
• Seeking feedback because it you know has the ability to turn good work into great work
• Writing clear and concise technical documents
• Keeping up to date with the latest technologies and industry trends, and sharing them with the team
• Track record of shipping successful iOS apps to the App Store
• Proven analytical abilities and propensity for problem solving
• Initiative to identify process and systems improvements and to take ownership of implementation
• Bias for action, driving impact, and initiating ideas

Requirements:

• Collaborating closely with product & design, shipping early and often
• Providing leadership and mentorship for junior engineers through thoughtful code reviews, pairing, and technical discussions
• Seeking feedback because it you know has the ability to turn good work into great work
• Writing clear and concise technical documents
• Keeping up to date with the latest technologies and industry trends, and sharing them with the team
• Track record of shipping successful iOS apps to the App Store
• Proven analytical abilities and propensity for problem solving
• Initiative to identify process and systems improvements and to take ownership of implementation
• Bias for action, driving impact, and initiating ideas
• Swift, SwiftUI and iOS development
• Experience working on a large modular codebase that was started a decade ago and needs to be well architected for the next decade of growth
• React Native experience is a plus, but we're mostly migrated off it so not a requirement!