iOS dev to Payments SDK

Start: December

End: 30th of June 2025

Location: Hybrid setup 3 days per week in the office

Job Description

As we continue our quest to democratise financial services, we are now looking for an inspiring iOS developer to join one of our Teams shaping up our solutions. In this role, you will collaborate with a group of passionate people (product managers, app- developers, QAs and many more) working on making our Merchants' everyday experience best-in-class. If this already sounds interesting to you, the best is yet to come so feel free to scroll down and read on.

A Glimpse Of What You Would Get Here

You'll be in close contact with other engineers to create a tailored user experience for our merchants and great public API for our partners. It's important that you understand API design and how to consume them, but don't worry, the team will be there to help you out. You will be able to collaborate with other teams and iOS developers across the whole iOS chapter, by code reviews, bouncing ideas or mob programming (we're big fans!).

Who You Are

We believe that you are a driver known for your inner ability to take technical ownership as well as to make important decisions for a common purpose. You are interested in collaborating closely with various Product Teams to improve the process of building and maintaining the Payments SDK. Grounded and humble, you naturally bring out the best in those around you by inspiring others and you consider open communication and transparency as great core values for a company culture. You share your knowledge, experience, and opinions without ever losing sight of the importance for everyone to have a chance to contribute to the team's success. Lastly, you make it fun.

Top Must-have Hard Skills

1, You have a very good knowledge of Objective C and Swift

• You have extensive experience working with Apple’s framework
• Good understanding of the interaction between hardware and software product
• You have experience or interest in working with Bluetooth.
• You always write testable, maintainable code.