Position: Senior iOS Developer
Company: BRIDGERPAY
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

**What you will be doing**
-Design and build mobile applications for Apple iOS
ensure the best possible performance, quality, and responsiveness of the application
-Manage the full technical life-cycle of iOS applications during each development phase
-Collaborate with the design team to define app features
-Publish application on App Store
-Maintain the code and optimization of the application
-Design and implement application updates
-Translate designs and wireframes into high-quality code
-Design, build and maintain high performance, reusable, testable, and reliable code
-Identify and correct bottlenecks and fix bugs

**Your skills and experience**
-Have at least 2 years of experience in iOS development (Swift and the iOS SDK, Xcode, Apple Human Interface Guidelines)
-Familiarity with RESTful APIs to connect iOS applications to back-end services
-Solid understanding of the full mobile development life-cycle
-Understanding of Apple's design principles and interface guidelines
-A knack for benchmarking and optimization
-Having successfully published at least one iOS application to the App Store (portfolio of apps on App Store) is a big plus 
-Knowledge of other web technologies and UI/UX standards is a big plus 

**For Your Information**
-No legacy code
-Employee Share Option Plan (ESOP)
-Friendly environment 
-We need colleagues who will help us build an awesome product, not hinder it
-Modern and neat office in Limassol Centre with coffee and fridge full of snacks and cold soda
-Strong engineer team who will help you anytime
-No dress-code
-The company provides a relocation package after 6 months of remote work (if it interests you)

**How hiring happens**
-If we are interested, we send an email with a link to a short quiz and/or a small test task
-Based on the results we schedule a final technical interview based on that task
-We send an offer
-Congratulations! Welcome to the team!