Software Engineer (macOS)

MacPaw is a software company, that develops and distributes software for macOS and iOS. Today, our products have more than 30 million users worldwide.

At MacPaw, we believe humans and technology can reach their greatest potential together. We are located in Limassol, Kyiv, and Boston.

MacPaw is proud to be Ukrainian. The support and development of Ukraine are significant parts of the company’s culture. MacPaw gathers open-minded people who support each other and aspire to change the world around us.

From the start of the year we have launched CleanMyMac Business. It is an all-in-one solution for keeping your company's Macs secure and performing at their best. It combines a lightweight, easy-to-use client app for Mac users and a web-based dashboard for IT admins, making it simple to oversee your whole Mac fleet from one place.

We are seeking a Middle Software Engineer (macOS) who is interested in developing a new product, actively participating in the process, and communicating with the team. If you enjoy a dynamic and agile environment, we would be happy to have you join our team.

In this role, you will:

Collect and analyze information about user’s Device

Implement and maintain client-server communication

Write efficient and multi-threaded code

​Debug and fix software issues to enhance stability and user experience

Skills you’ll need to bring:

2+ years of macOS/iOS development experience

Proficiency in Swift

Practical experience with Multithreading and Concurrency

Problem-solving skills and a demonstrated ability to learn, investigate, and conduct independent research

As a plus:

Knowledge of Objective-C

Understanding of key macOS frameworks (SwiftUI, AppKit, etc)

Knowledge of CS concept (how OS works, Multithreading, Database, Networking)

Familiarity with macOS internals (file system, launchd, IPC, sandbox etc.)

Experience with CI/CD tools (GitHub Actions and Azure, Fastlane, bash)

Familiarity with Tuist

Experience as a system administrator or working with MDM systems