Engineering Department (Pavia, Italy) - Hybrid
Funambol is the leading personal cloud solution used by mobile operators, device manufacturers, portals, service providers and software companies around the world. Join us to help build our personal cloud app and see your work used by millions of people worldwide.
We're looking for someone autonomous, experienced, and curious to join our iOS team. You will work with our senior developer and support the other team members. You'll drive development independently, bring your own perspective, and contribute to discussions with weight and insight. We're looking for someone who wants to build — and help the whole team raise the bar technically.
Responsibilities
Design and deliver high-quality automatically tested code that improves UX and reliability of our app
Work on new features, improve existing ones, and refactor our codebase as needed.
Help us to increase our automated test coverage and reduce our technical debt.
Bring fresh ideas on architecture and technical design
Discuss solutions to improve our processes and automations




Technologies and Tools
Languages: Swift (majority, everything new is written in Swift), Objective-C (legacy, we are migrating), C++ (rarely touched).
UI: UIKit (majority), SwiftUI (all new screens)
Tools: Jenkins, Fastlane, CocoaPods
Testing: Unit tests, few UI tests. We want more, and we know we need to carve out the time for it.
Workflow: Gitflow, CI/CD pipeline that runs tests and deploys to the App Store.
Team and Context
You'll join the Mobile Team: it includes iOS developers and Android developers. We often design features together. You'll get to see how the other platform solves the same problems, and influence them.
When a project cuts across platforms or roles we create cross-functional feature teams with backend and web developers. These teams are temporary and focused allowing a lean approach and reduced silos.
The Android side is ahead of us in some ways. This motivates us, and we want y

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