iOS Engineer

Your Profile (Mandatory Requirements)

• iOS development experience (Swift, Objective-C, or similar).
• Computer science fundamentals (algorithms, data structures, architecture).
• Understanding of threads, concurrency, and asynchronous programming (e.g. async/await,GCD).
• Ability to write robust, fault-tolerant, and efficient code for long-running processes.
• Strong communication skills and fluent English.
• Genuine curiosity about how their platforms work internally, frameworks evolve, and new APIs emerge.
• Problem-solving clarity — Explain their thinking, ask clarifying questions, and iterate from simple to optimized
• Technical fundamentals — Can reason about complexity, understand practical trade-offs, and write clean code
• Communication — Easy to talk to, take feedback without defensiveness, and discuss assumptions explicitly
• Genuine enthusiasm — Show real interest in hard problems, not just getting a job
• Learning agility — Willing to pick up new technology, work with legacy code, and adapt quickly

Application Deadline: 17-11-2026 How It Works at Deploja At Deploja, you'll have the opportunity to work on exciting IT projects across both the public and private sectors. We match your skills, experience, and salary expectations with relevant client assignments. A Simple and Digital Process: - Apply – We review your profile and match your skills with relevant consulting opportunities. - Join Our Consultant Network – If your profile is a good match, you'll have the opportunity to digitally sign our cooperation and employment terms and gain access to our consultant platform. - Find the Right Assignment – Explore opportunities, set your salary expectations, and receive support from our team throughout the process. Your Skills. Your Expectations. The Right Assignment. We take your salary expectations into account and work to find assignments that suit you. We offer assignment-based employment, meaning your employment begins once we have agreed on a suitable client assignment and you start working on it. Signing the agreements does not guarantee an assignment.