Job Description

Experience: 3.00 + years

Salary: Confidential (based on experience)

Expected Notice Period: 15 Days

Shift: (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST)

Prospect Type: Remote

Placement Type: Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month)

(*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers client - LL)

What do you need for this opportunity

Must have skills required:

Cloud service, Kotlin, CI/CD, Fluent English, SaaS experience, SPM, SwiftUI, Testing Framework, RESTAPI, Scrum

LL is Looking for:

Role: iOS Engineer (Swift Developer)

Client is supporting a global technology company operating in the human performance and health data space. Their platform enables organisations to

collect, analyse, and act on complex human-centric data to drive performance, wellbeing, and decision-making.The successful candidate will join the Mobile Platform Development team to work on a mobile application focused on human performance and data capture. This role





involves contributing to the enhancement of an existing application as well as delivering new features across modules such as messaging, scheduling, data

capture, and reporting. The app incorporates a shared data/network layer via Kotlin Multiplatform.

This is a mid-level role. Candidates should be hands-on contributors rather than primarily team leads or architects.

About The Project

The engineer will join an established mobile team working across iOS and Android

platforms, reporting to an Engineering Manager.
- Current State: A mix of enhancing existing app features and greenfield

development for new functionality.
- Architecture: Strong focus on modern iOS architecture using MVVM and

Coordinator-based patterns for scalable feature and navigation

management.
- Tech Stack: Modern iOS development including Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, modern

concurrency, and Core Data. Strong preference for candidates using modern

iOS practices (SwiftUI, async/await, structured concurrency), rather than

legacy-onl

📌 Senior iOS Engineer (Vellore)
🏢 Uplers
📍 Vellore