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iOS Engineer

An iOS Engineer builds native mobile applications for Apple devices, writing primarily in Swift and using SwiftUI to construct modern, declarative user interfaces within Xcode. They work extensively with the iOS SDK to access device capabilities and may maintain legacy code written in Objective-C. This role typically sits within a mobile engineering team at companies building consumer or enterprise apps for iPhone and iPad.

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Apply for iOS Engineer at The New York Times Company on their siteThe New York Times Company

iOS Engineer

The New York Times Company

New York, NY · $110,000 – $130,000

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Where iOS Engineers commonly go next: Senior iOS Engineer.

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Senior iOS Engineer

Ro

New York, NY

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Roles similar to iOS Engineer (7)

From Android Engineer, Application Developer, iOS Developer, Mobile Developer, Mobile Engineer.

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Application Developer

Accenture

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Android Engineer II

Supercast

Full-time · New York, NY · $114,000 – $132,000

Fox Corporation is seeking an experienced Android developer to build and maintain their news applications for mobile and connected TV platforms. This role suits developers who want to work on high-impact consumer applications while using modern tools like Jetpack Compose and AI-assisted development to deliver features quickly.

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Comcast

Android Engineer - Connected Living

Comcast

Full-time

This role involves building Android features for Comcast's home security camera app, which serves millions of customers. It's a good fit for mobile engineers who want to work on video streaming technology within a large-scale consumer application.

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Mobile Engineer

Ando

San Francisco, CA

Ando is rebuilding team messaging around AI agents and persistent memory, and needs a mobile engineer to own the iOS and Android experience end-to-end. This role suits someone with a track record of shipping production apps who cares deeply about performance, responsiveness, and delightful UX.

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Comcast

Mobile Engineer - Android and Flutter

Comcast

Comcast is looking for an experienced Android developer to build mobile features for their Xfinity home security and IoT applications serving millions of customers. This role suits engineers who want to work on user-facing smart home features in a collaborative squad environment with modern development practices.

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Comcast

IOS Engineer- Connected Living

Comcast

This role involves designing and building iOS and Android mobile applications with an emphasis on user experience, accessibility, and offline functionality. It's suitable for experienced mobile engineers who can handle the full product lifecycle from development through post-launch support and mentoring.

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Comcast

Mobile Engineer - Android

Comcast

Join Comcast's mobile team to build Android features for their home security and IoT app used by millions of Xfinity customers. This role suits engineers experienced with Kotlin and modern architectures who enjoy shipping consumer-facing smart home features and collaborating across platform teams.

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