Напиши текст вакансии для должности "IOS Developer". Название компании: "Bookmate". Расположение: Москва. График работы: Удаленная работа. Опыт работы: От 1 года до 3 лет. Ключевые навыки: 

Bookmate is a social e-reading platform. Based on a subscription model we are building the global leader in mobile e-reading. We help millions of people read more, discover new books and find friends with similar interests. Bookmate is a b2c / b2b2c product that is being actively developed both as a product and as a business, including a significant focus on international markets. We are seeking an iOS software engineer with experience developing mobile software technology and solutions. In this role, you will work as part of a team of iOS developers to create new features and take existing features to the next level, squash bugs to make sure our user experience is unrivaled, build scalable and highly optimized code. About you   Excellent knowledge of the iOS platform   Proficient with Swift   Objective-C knowledge is a plus   Experience with offline storage, threading, and performance tuning   Understanding of design patterns and SOLID principles   Thoughts on functional programming   Design-minded attention to user interface implementation   A passion for clean and maintainable code and quality development practices   We offer   A chance to work for cool product which is used by millions people in Russia and other countries   Challenging but interesting tasks  Friendly team and management  We use the latest technologies and embrace agile philosophies. Everything we do is predicated on having a great team and a culture of learning, being proactive in the choices we make and the activities we engage in.   Competitive salary   Flexible working hours   Cozy office in Moscow (or remote work)   English classes   Health insurance   We’d love to see what you’ve worked on that is in the App Store. Show us something we can download and use. If you can share the code with us now, all the better. If not, when we meet, we can talk more about the code behind it.