Responsibilities

Design and develop composable, high-quality UI components using SwiftUI.
Build and evolve the open-source Universal Components iOS SDK and integrate it with identity and authentication services.
Write and maintain tutorials, guides, sample applications, technical documentation, and other developer resources.
Engage with the open-source developer community, provide technical support, and advocate for modern developer experience.
Participate in code reviews, contribute domain expertise, and uphold quality standards across iOS projects.
Represent technical expertise through developer events, community forums, and technical blog posts.
Troubleshoot, fix, and maintain client libraries while keeping current with Apple frameworks and platforms.

Requirements

3+ years of professional experience in native iOS development.
2+ years of hands-on experience building production interfaces with SwiftUI.
Ability to translate design mocks, such as Figma designs, into clean, modular, and accessible SwiftUI code.
Interest in developing reusable iOS libraries and SDKs for third-party developers.
Strong understanding of modern iOS frameworks, Swift best practices, and the Apple ecosystem.
Experience shipping or contributing to an iOS application or public SDK using SwiftUI.
Experience with dependency managers and SDK distribution methods such as Swift Package Manager and Carthage.
Familiarity with CI/CD platforms and automated mobile testing in continuous integration pipelines.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including technical documentation or content authoring.
Collaborative, self-directed approach suitable for a globally distributed team.

Experience with design systems, component libraries, design tokens, or multi-platform visual consistency.
Experience with UIKit and hybrid SwiftUI/UIKit architectures.
Experience working in remote or distributed teams.
Experience with Android, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, or cross-platform architectures.
Contributions to open-source projects or experience maintaining open-source repositories.
A technical blog, open-source portfolio, or published articles on iOS development.
Familiarity with identity, authentication protocols, or access management.