Graduate iOS Mobile Developer

PLEASE NOTE: All applicants must meet the Glasgow Guarantee criteria and apply through the Glasgow Guarantee website here. The position is listed as Graduate Android Mobile Developer on the Glasgow Guarantee vacancies page.

As a Graduate iOS Developer, you will build skills in mobile development of applications for both enterprise clients and consumer apps, working with designers and creating beautifully designed applications with well-considered user experiences. This is an opportunity to grow and thrive in one of the UK’s leading practices for digital innovation, design and development. Ambition, initiative, and proactive learning will be well rewarded.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Keeping up to date with native mobile app development techniques and methodologies
• Developing mobile application to a high standard
• Working with APIs both from publicly available and proprietary
• Implementing formal testing process that related to build mobile applications
• Working with team in relation to creating reusable components
• Working with team in relation to improving process related app development and deployment.
• Working with team on R&D projects in relation to industry trends.

Required Skills and Experience:

• Experience developing native applications
• Extensive knowledge and experience of Objective-C, Swift and iOS and/or C# Xamarin
• Ability to pick up and learn existing projects quickly
• A solid understanding of object oriented programming
• Self-sufficient and able to work alone, but can also work in an agile development team should the need arise
• Awareness of the latest standards in mobile API
• Knowledge of software testing techniques
• Knowledge of native cross platform frameworks (Xamarin) is desirable.

Qualifications:

• A university degree (2:1 or above) in a relevant subject, e.g. Computer Science

Benefits:

• An award winning team to learn from, and share with
• Mentoring and excellent career progression opportunities
• Stand-up breakfasts
• Friday Forums and other regular events
• More coffee and biscuits than one should really drink or eat.