iOS Developer

iOS Developer

Location

Indianapolis, IN

Work mode

Onsite/Hybrid in Indianapolis

About the Opportunity

Our client is a leading provider of software and technology solutions for the public sector, serving government agencies, courts, public safety organizations, and schools across the United States. They focus on modernizing public sector operations through secure, scalable digital solutions. We are looking for an experienced iOS Developer to build reliable, secure, high-performance native apps with a team of designers, backend developers, and QA engineers.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, test, and maintain native iOS apps using Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, and Xcode
• Integrate apps with RESTful APIs, JSON services, and enterprise backend systems
• Build features for push notifications, location services, offline use, and data sync
• Implement secure authentication, encryption, and sensitive data handling
• Write automated unit and UI tests
• Manage builds and releases through App Store Connect and enterprise distribution
• Troubleshoot defects and tune performance across iPhone and iPad devices
• Join code reviews, Agile ceremonies, and release planning
• Mentor junior developers and promote code quality standards

Requirements

Required Skills

• 5+ years of professional iOS development
• Strong hands-on Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, and Xcode
• Solid iOS SDK knowledge and Apple Human Interface Guidelines
• Architecture patterns such as MVVM, MVC, or Clean Architecture, and SOLID principles
• REST APIs, JSON, async programming, and networking
• XCTest and XCUITest
• Core Data or SQLite for local storage
• Offline first design and background data sync
• APNs, Core Location, and MapKit
• Security basics: Keychain, SSL/TLS, and OAuth 2.0
• Git and CI/CD pipelines
• Published apps used by large or distributed user bases
• Strong communication and problem-solving skills

Preferred Skills

• Government, public safety, civic, or enterprise app experience
• OWASP Mobile security guidelines
• WCAG and Section 508 accessibility
• AWS or Azure exposure
• Kotlin or Android exposure
• Objective C