About the role
Broccoli is looking for an iOS Developer to take full ownership of its mobile experience. This is not a role of being one of many iOS engineers following a roadmap set by someone else; the successful candidate will effectively be the iOS team. This means making the architectural calls, deciding how features get built, and being accountable for how the app performs in the hands of real users. The role sits at the intersection of product, design, and engineering, translating fast-moving startup priorities into a polished, reliable native app. Requirements will sometimes arrive as a Slack message and a rough Figma file rather than a fully-scoped spec, so the candidate must be comfortable filling in gaps with good judgment rather than waiting for a ticket.
Responsibilities:
- Own the iOS codebase end-to-end: architecture, development, testing, release, and maintenance.
- Build and ship new features independently with minimal hand-holding.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with product and design to translate requirements into a smooth native experience.
- Maintain code quality, app performance, and crash-free stability.
- Manage App Store releases, versioning, and compliance.
- Work with cross-platform frameworks (React Native / Flutter) where relevant, especially if the codebase is shared or transitioning.
- Debug and resolve production issues quickly as the primary owner of the app.
Requirements:
- 3-5 years of hands-on iOS development experience (Swift/SwiftUI, UIKit).
- Prior experience at a B2C startup, comfortable with fast-paced, ambiguous environments, and shipping quickly.
- Experience owning a mobile app independently (not just as part of a large team).
- Working knowledge of React Native and/or Flutter.
- Strong understanding of iOS app architecture, performance optimization, and the App Store submission process.
Preferred Qualification:
- Experience with CI/CD for mobile.
- Experience with analytics/crash reporting tools (e. g., Firebase, Sentry).