SANeForce is a technology-driven organization focused on developing innovative software solutions for the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. We are looking for a passionate and motivated iOS Developer to join our development team and contribute to building high-quality mobile applications.
Job Summary
We are looking for an enthusiastic iOS Developer with 0–1.5 years of experience and a strong interest in mobile application development. The ideal candidate should have a good understanding of Swift and SwiftUI, along with a willingness to learn and work on real-world iOS applications.
Freshers with strong academic knowledge, relevant projects, internships, or hands-on experience in Swift/SwiftUI are encouraged to apply.
Key Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, and enhance iOS applications using Swift and SwiftUI.
Write clean, effective, maintainable, and reusable code.
Work closely with senior developers and the development team to understand requirements and implement features.
Develop responsive and user-friendly mobile interfaces using SwiftUI.
Understand and work with the iOS application lifecycle.
Integrate REST APIs and handle JSON data.
Perform debugging, testing, and troubleshooting of application issues.
Identify and resolve bugs and performance-related issues.
Follow coding standards, development best practices, and version-control processes.
Participate in code reviews and incorporate feedback from senior team members.
Use Git for source-code management and basic version-control workflows.
Stay updated with the latest iOS development practices, frameworks, and technologies.
Technical Skills
Strong fundamentals in Swift.
Good hands-on knowledge of SwiftUI.
Basic understanding of iOS application development.
Understanding of UIKit will be an added advantage.
Basic understanding of REST APIs and JSON.
Familiarity with URLSession
📌 iOS Developer (Chennai)
🏢 Saneforce
📍 Chennai
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