iOS Engineer - Vancouver, BC, Canada - Homebase

Description

As a Homie, you'll be part of an unstoppable team that puts customers first, embraces each day with excitement, and strives for excellence in everything you do. We're revolutionizing the way small businesses manage their teams and grow their business. What this means for you is a shared passion for innovation and making a difference for the people we serve. So what do you say, will you join us on our mission to empower small businesses?

As an iOS Developer, you are a bar raiser, which means you come with:

• 4+ years of iOS Engineering experience
• Expert in Swift, Swift UI, UIKit, and various common iOS frameworks
• Exceptional analytical skills and a strong sense of urgency and ownership in your work
• Strong track record of debugging and troubleshooting complex iOS applications, ensuring stability and performance
• Proficiency in XCode and Apple development tools
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Engineering disciplines or equivalent required
• Experience with Objective C is a big plus
• Development of best practices for mobile.
• An eye for good design and the ability to implement 'pixel-perfect' UI designs.
• Knowledge of Jira, Git, Github, CircleCI, and development using pull requests.
• Experience with Agile development methodologies

As an iOS Developer, you will make an impact by:

Designing and implementing software solutions that enhance the value of the Homebase software platform to impact the lives of our customers. You will play a prominent technical role in our engineering practice.

• Building a variety of iOS software applications and advancing our existing software architecture - working in collaboration with Design and PM stakeholders
• Contributing to the evolution of our current engineering strategy and development process.
• Impacting our software architecture by evaluating emerging and existing technologies, ensuring the scale of our technical approaches, and evangelizing these with the mobile feature teams
• Working on your own and collaboratively spearheading specific feature development and mentoring junior software engineers

What We Offer

• Stock Options - Everyone is an Owner
• Competitive group health benefits coverage for you and your eligible dependents
• Group Investments, TFSA as well as an RRSP plan which offers a 4% company match
• Employer supplemented Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Plans
• Company-paid holidays and 20 days accrued PTO per year
• Continued learning and development stipend
• Paid parental leave after 1-year of service
• Top-of-the-line equipment and stipend for workspace setup
• Work from home days, Monday, Thursday, & Friday
• Meals provided at our vibrant workspaces
• Team offsites and monthly opportunities to engage with fellow Homies

What to Expect During the Interview Process:

• Meet the Talent Acquisition team
• Meet the Hiring Manager
• Participate in a Technical Interview
• Meet the Leadership Team
• Professional Reference Checks
• Background Check + Offer Stage
• Welcome to the team, Homie

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Homebase

At Homebase, we take pride in fostering a welcoming space where every Homie of every gender, age, orientation, culture and walk of life can be their full selves. Diverse perspectives empower us to build the best-in-class platform for small businesses and hourly shift workers. We recognize that experience comes in many forms, so if you think you're close to what we're looking for (even if you don't meet 100% of the qualifications), we encourage you to apply

About Us

Welcome to the exciting world of Homebase in Monterrey, Mexico We are looking for passionate individuals like you to join our unstoppable team of developers. Can you imagine being one of the first members of this adventure?

Our mission is to make small business teams unstoppable.

Homebase is the everything app for hourly teams, with employee scheduling, time clocks, payroll, team communication, HR, and more. More than 100,000 small (but mighty) businesses rely on Homebase to make work radically easy and give their teams superpowers. As the leader in small business team management, Homebase tracked 1+ billion hours for 2.5+ million workers last year.

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