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RxSwift is a Swift library that brings the Reactive Extensions (Rx) paradigm to iOS and macOS development, allowing developers to model asynchronous events like network calls, user interactions, and notifications as observable streams. iOS engineers use it to write more declarative, composable code for handling UI updates and data binding, often alongside frameworks like RxCocoa. It has been a popular alternative or complement to Apple's own Combine framework.

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Senior Software Engineer, iOS

Thrive Market

Full-time · Playa Vista, CA · $175,000 – $190,000 · Remote

A Senior iOS Engineer role focused on modernizing Thrive Market's mobile app from a legacy codebase into a scalable, modular architecture. This suits experienced Swift developers who want to work on personalization features and technical infrastructure for a consumer e-commerce platform with social impact.

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Staff iOS Engineer, Media Foundation

Reddit

Full-time · Remote - United States · $217,000 – $303,000

Reddit seeks an experienced iOS engineer to architect and maintain a high-performance video player serving one of the web's largest platforms, working across backend infrastructure, product, and design teams while mentoring other engineers. This role suits someone with deep expertise in video streaming protocols and Apple's media frameworks who can balance innovative feature development with system reliability at scale.

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