Key skills
SwiftKotliniOSAndroidSwiftUICommunication
About this role
Cape is a company focused on privacy and national security, aiming to transform mobile communication. As an iOS Software Engineer, you will be responsible for building a mobile application that ensures user privacy and security, managing the entire product lifecycle from design to launch.
Responsibilities:
- Take ownership of the mobile product lifecycle, from conceptualization, through design & development, all the way to launch
- Maintain high coding standards through the development of guidelines, active participation in code reviews, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement and knowledge sharing among your team
- Champion the security, performance, and stability of our applications
- You will implement and oversee robust testing, monitoring, and release processes to guarantee a seamless and trustworthy user experience
- Actively improve user workflows by collaborating with cross-functional teams, ensuring seamless experiences across product boundaries and a cohesive user experience
Requirements:
- 1+ years of iOS software development experience
- Engineering background in Computer Science, Mathematics, Software Engineering, Physics or similar field
- Proficiency in Swift and a strong foundational understanding of the iOS ecosystem (Architecture, App Lifecycle, etc.)
- Professional experience with SwiftUI and a deep appreciation for building modern, declarative user interfaces
- Experience with Swift Concurrency (async/await) for building responsive, performant applications
- Strong written and verbal communication skills and ability to iterate quickly with teammates, incorporating feedback and holding a high bar for quality
- Experience with Android (Kotlin) development
- Familiarity with frameworks like Combine or Core Data
- Hands-on experience with the end-to-end App Store release process
- Knowledge of cryptography, secure enclave, or cellular technologies (eSIM, 4G, 5G)
- Active US Security clearance, or eligibility and willingness to obtain a US Security clearance is beneficial, but not necessary