Senior iOS Engineer
Pubblicato il 09-10-2026 - Deltatre in Bardi
This role is offered on an Italian employment contract. Candidates must be based in Italy as we are unable to support remote working from outside the country due to local employment and tax legislation.
AXIS is Deltatre's user experience management platform — used by BritBox, Sportsnet+, DYN, Bell Media, beIN, and other OTT operators to control native app experiences across iOS, Apple TV, Android, and the long list of streaming devices. The iOS engineering team builds the applications that deliver AXIS-powered experiences to millions of consumers on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
As a Senior iOS Engineer, you will work end-to-end on user-facing features — from requirements refinement through architecture, implementation, and release. You will help shape the iOS side of the platform, contribute to architectural decisions, and coordinate iOS engineers within your team.
Responsibilities
- Refine and estimate requirements; contribute to product and engineering planning
- Develop new user-facing features for iOS and Apple TV using Swift
- Build reusable components and libraries for future use across the platform
- Translate designs and wireframes into high-quality production code
- Optimise components for performance across iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs
- Define and contribute to the architecture of digital solutions
- Plan delivery effectively — robust, modular, testable code
- Coordinate the work of iOS engineers within the team
- Contribute to Deltatre engineering procedures, code conventions, and best practice
- Stay current with developments in iOS and UI engineering relevant to the platform; the team works to Scrum methodology
Requirements
You produce work that others can build on. You take ownership of features from refinement through release, and you treat the iOS platform as a craft — not only a delivery target. You make architectural decisions that hold up over multiple release cycles, and you document them clearly enough that the team can use them after you