iOS Developer at Curiosity.com

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Posted May 23rd, 2015 by adminguy

You’ll need to be very comfortable and proficient writing code in Objective-C, sharing and communicating with Git and jumping in on the back-end if needed (though not required).
We prefer candidates that have shipped apps successfully in the past either on their own or with a small team, so a solid portfolios and clear explanation of your part in the production of apps is key.

Job Location: 
Chicago
compensation: 
$80K – $120K Salary \n 0.1% – 0.5% Equity
About Company: 

Want to build an app that people all over the world will use every day to learn?
At Curiosity.com, we’re an engineering-oriented group of passionate learners. And we’re bringing the best learning content to the world.
Our mobile audience spans over 200 countries now and is growing at a rapid pace. 2015 will be a year of exponential growth for us.
We’ve got big plans for Curiosity iOS and only the best people will help us realize them. Are you one of the best?
What we’re looking for:
You must be curious and love to learn. You must have empathy for your users. You must be comfortable filling the roles needed to bring an app from idea to millions of happy users. You must enjoy collaborating with a team that challenges and pushes you to be your best. You must enjoy taking the complex and making it simple.
To succeed in the role of lead iOS developer, you will confidently and collaboratively:
Work with a world-class team of engineers (read about our tech here: http://blog.curiosity.com/post/80122541927/the-curiosity-com-tech-stack).
Work with a world-class team of product leads and designers (our methods here: http://blog.curiosity.com/post/100267440763/tools-we-use-for-product-dev...).
Experiment with prototypes and get user feedback.
Work with our front-end (design & development) and back-end engineers to marry a data heavy experience into an elegant mobile app users can intuitively enjoy.
Leverage our APIs and work alongside the engineers that build and maintain critical services.