Senior Swift Developer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Loop Future in Provincia di Monza e della Brianza
Location: Milan, Italy (Onsite)
Employment Type: Contract
About Loop Future
Loop Future is a certified B Corporation that combines technology, innovation, and sustainability to create digital solutions that shape the future. By integrating software engineering, cloud solutions, Salesforce expertise, and intelligent sourcing, we connect people, systems, and industries to drive global impact. Headquartered in Portugal with international offices in the UK, Switzerland, and India, our diverse team delivers cutting-edge digital experiences across TV & Media, Satellite & Space, Retail, and Consultancy domains.
About Role
One of our clients is a global leader in building technologies and mobility solutions, with a worldwide installed base of connected equipment. They are investing in the next generation of their mobile platform to enhance the digital experience across their field and end-user ecosystem.
You will design, build and deliver high-quality iOS features for a large-scale enterprise mobile app with 25,000+ installs, working closely with UX, backend and CI/CD teams to ensure quality,
performance and security across every release.
Responsibilities
- Develop and deliver features for a large-scale iOS consumer and enterprise app using Swift
- Implement pixel-perfect UX/UI from Figma/Sketch designs using SwiftUI, UIKit and accessibility best practices
- Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines using Fastlane, Jenkins and App Store Connect
- Integrate iOS apps with SAP and Azure-based backend systems via REST API
- Implement and maintain BLE communication, NFC, Beacons and mobile credential solutions
- Write and maintain UI tests, test automation and regression tests
- Produce technical documentation using Markdown, API docs and Confluence
Requirements
- 3+ years of iOS development in Swift; 10+ years overall development experience
- Proficiency in Swift, Objective-C, UIKit, SwiftUI, Combine, CoreData and CoreAnimation
- Experience with MVVM, Redux and Coordinator Pattern st