IOS Developer

Roles & Responsibilities

• Build and ship features in the District iOS app across ticketing, events, dining and payments
• Write clean, readable Swift that your teammates can maintain and build on
• Translate designs and product requirements into smooth, responsive UI using UIKit and Auto Layout
• Integrate REST APIs and handle data with URLSession, JSON parsing and Core Data
• Handle real-world scale and edge cases — loading states, errors, offline behaviour, and the high-traffic moments when a big event or ticket drop goes live
• Debug, profile and fix issues; keep the app fast, stable and crash-free
• Take part in code reviews — both giving and receiving feedback
• Work closely with product, design and backend to scope and deliver features end to end
• Chip away at tech debt and push for clean architecture and best practices
• Stay current with iOS updates, tools and patterns, and bring good ideas back to the team

Ideal Candidate

• Strong early-career iOS Developer Profile with hands-on Swift and UIKit experience
• Mandatory (Experience 1) – Must have 0–2 years of experience building iOS apps, with at least 6 months of hands-on experience (internship experience counts for freshers).
• Mandatory (Experience 2) – Must have built two or more apps; anything live on the App Store is a strong plus.
• Mandatory (skill 1) – Must have a solid grip on Swift and UIKit.
• Mandatory (skill 2) – Must be familiar with iOS fundamentals — Core Data, URLSession / networking, JSON parsing, multithreading (GCD), and Auto Layout.
• Mandatory (skill 3) – Must be comfortable with an app architecture pattern (MVC / MVVM) and Git.
• Mandatory (Background) – Must come from a strong product company or a Tier-1 academic pedigree (IITs, NITs, BITS).