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Our client, a leading organization in the financial services industry, is seeking a IOS & Android Mobile Development - Mid-Level to join their team. As a IOS & Android Mobile Development - Mid-Level, you will be part of the Mobile Development Department supporting the Application Development team. The ideal candidate will have strong problem-solving skills, excellent communication abilities, and a proactive mindset, which will align successfully in the organization. Job Title: IOS & Android Mobile Development - Mid-Level Location: Austin, TX or Southlake, TX Pay Range: $55 What's the Job? Prepare specifications, design, develop, and support mobile applications following best practices. Assess and optimize app designs through review, evaluation tools, and analysis to ensure excellent user experiences for phones and tablets. Create and perform unit testing across a spectrum of mobile devices to ensure quality and performance. Build native mobile apps, support production systems, and troubleshoot technical issues effectively. Maintain documentation for new development work while adhering to organizational standards. What's Needed? 4+ years of native iOS development experience, with a strong knowledge of Swift and Swift UI programming languages. Experience in writing automated unit and UI tests to ensure app reliability. Familiarity with Apple iOS frameworks and SDKs, and ability to quickly learn new languages. Experience with CI/CD tools such as Bitrise, Github Actions, and automation processes. Excellent interpersonal, negotiation, problem-solving, and communication skills to effectively collaborate with stakeholders. What's in it for me? Opportunity to work on innovative mobile applications in a dynamic environment. Engagement with a collaborative and supportive team culture. Chance to develop your skills with cutting-edge technologies and methodologies. Work in a location that fosters growth and professional development. Be part of a reputable organization committed to diversity and inclusion.
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