Mobile
Hire iOS Developers
iOS engineers who build native apps that meet Apple's review bar and keep meeting it after each release.
Native iOS earns its place where the app is the product rather than a companion to it, or where it depends on hardware and platform features that cross-platform layers reach late — precise location, background processing, widgets, secure enclave work, the newest system frameworks the week they ship.
When hiring, ask what they did when an app was rejected, because everyone who has shipped seriously has been. Then ask how they are handling Swift 6 concurrency in an existing codebase, since that migration is the current dividing line between engineers keeping up and engineers coasting. Comfort with UIKit still matters too, as almost every real application is a mixture.
What these engineers do
- Swift 6 with strict concurrency checking, async/await and actors
- SwiftUI alongside UIKit in applications that cannot be rewritten in one go
- Core Data or SwiftData for offline storage with background synchronisation
- Push notifications, background tasks and battery-aware location work
- Xcode Cloud or Fastlane pipelines, TestFlight distribution and review readiness
Delivered AI-first
AI assistance is used to draft SwiftUI views, view models, Codable models and XCTest cases, and to help with the mechanical parts of adopting Swift 6 strict concurrency, which surfaces a large number of similar compiler errors across a codebase. Sendable and actor isolation decisions are made by the engineer, since silencing the compiler is not the same as making the code thread-safe. Review discipline is unchanged. The measurable effect is throughput per engineer, not fewer reviews.