IOS Development Intern

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain iOS applications in Swift under the guidance of senior developers
• Translate UI/UX designs into functional screens using UIKit and/or SwiftUI
• Integrate REST APIs and handle data parsing, error states, and loading states
• Write and run unit tests for the code you contribute • Debug and fix issues reported by QA or found during development
• Participate in code reviews — both receiving feedback and reading others' code
• Use AI coding assistants and agentic tools responsibly, with an understanding of when to trust output and when to verify it
• Document your work and keep tasks updated in our project management tool
• Test builds on physical devices and simulators across iOS versions and screen sizes

Requirements

• Studying toward or recently completed a degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field — or an equivalent self-taught background
• Working knowledge of Swift fundamentals: optionals, closures, protocols, structs vs. classes
• Familiarity with Xcode and the iOS development workflow
• Basic understanding of UIKit or SwiftUI and Auto Layout
• Understanding of OOP principles and basic data structures
• Familiarity with Git
• Willingness to learn, take feedback, and ask questions
• Good written and spoken English

Nice to Have

• A personal project, portfolio app, or GitHub repositories showing iOS work
• Exposure to MVVM or MVC architecture patterns
• Experience consuming REST APIs and JSON parsing with Codable
• Familiarity with async/await, Combine, or GCD
• AI and agentic workflows — using tools like Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot for real development work; prompt design; understanding of agent loops, tool use, or MCP
• Cross-platform experience — Flutter, React Native, or Kotlin Multiplatform
• SDK or package development — publishing or maintaining a Swift Package, CocoaPod, or reusable library
• Dependency management — Swift Package Manager, CocoaPods, or Carthage
• CI/CD — GitHub Actions, Xcode Cloud, Fastlane, or Bitrise; automated builds, tests, or TestFlight distribution
• Awareness of the App Store submission process
• Basic knowledge of Core Data, UserDefaults, or Keychain
• Understanding of Apple's Human Interface Guidelines