iOS Developer
CapWay
Atlanta, GA | Full-Time
- Write clean, performant code
- Work to improve and maintain the code health of all of our software; Help maintain code quality, organization, and automatization
- Ensure the performance, quality, and responsiveness of applications
- Collaborate with a team to define, design, and ship new features
- Ability to gather requirements and provide accurate and realistic project milestones and timelines for completion
- Successfully perform any coding tests or challenges as required
- Deliver on time as discussed and clearly communicate any changes in deadlines as soon as possible
- Work closely with, and incorporate feedback from, product designers and other stakeholders in the company
- Good in communication - written and verbal communication skills
- Can work in a fast-paced start-up environment
- Can provide references of at least 2 apps being launched to the App Store
- Has worked for a fintech startup as a developer
- Should understand the Apple user interface and coding standards
- 3+ years of hands on development experience on the iOS
- iOS: Swift v4+ and/or Objective-C
CapWay is a mobile-first, venture-funded financial technology startup with a social impact plus component. We are a for-profit company who is here to build a revenue-generating company while also changing lives for the better. CapWay was founded to create access and opportunity for Gen-Z and millennials in LMI (lower to moderate income) communities. Whether it is due to living in a banking desert, rural area, or inner city, CapWay is here to provide the necessary financial opportunity to those who come from communities or families who have been mainly cash-based, unbanked, underbanked, or dependent on the predatory economy. We understand that not everyone has been given the same opportunity in learning money and building generational wealth. CapWay is providing the services, analyzing data, and continuing to improve or develop new products and services to become the untraditional financial ecosystem.
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