Software Engineer | 12762

This is a remote position.

TOP 3 NON-NEGOTIABLES (from the JD’s Required Skills):

1. Hands-on iOS app development in Swift
2. Hands-on SwiftUI
3. Strong working knowledge of MVVM and Coordinator patterns Client rule: candidate must agree to no AI tools in any interview round.

Requirements

About This Opportunity

CTI Staffing is partnering with a leading retail organization to find an iOS Software Engineer for their mobile engineering team in the Cincinnati, OH area.

You’ll join a team building native iOS experiences used by a large customer base. The work centers on clean architecture, thoughtful UI, and code that other engineers can extend with confidence.

What You’ll Do

• Develop and maintain native iOS applications in Swift
• Build modern, responsive user interfaces with SwiftUI
• Apply MVVM and Coordinator patterns across the application architecture
• Partner with designers, product managers, and engineers to deliver high-quality features
• Write clean, maintainable, well-tested code
• Troubleshoot, debug, and improve existing applications

Benefits

What You Bring

Must-Have:

• Professional experience building iOS applications
• Proficiency in Swift
• Hands-on experience building interfaces with SwiftUI
• Strong working knowledge of MVVM architecture
• Strong working knowledge of the Coordinator pattern
• Habit of writing clean, maintainable, tested code
• Ability to collaborate with designers and product managers
• Ability to attend in-person meetings or work sessions in the Cincinnati area as required

Nice-to-Have (INFERRED, not in the JD, confirm or cut):

• Unit testing with XCTest
• Experience with Combine or Swift concurrency
• UIKit interoperability
• Retail or e-commerce app experience

Technical Environment:

• iOS, Swift, SwiftUI, MVVM, Coordinator pattern

What Success Looks Like:

• Shipping tested features within the first few months
• Navigation and architecture that follow the team’s MVVM and Coordinator conventions
• Fewer defects in the existing app through debugging and cleanup

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