iOS Developer with AR
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10 Bits LLC, an Irving, TX based IT solutions firm, is seeking an iOS Developer to design and build macOS and Android desktop applications with Cocoa/Objective C/Swift and Android SDK. You will craft UI with auto layout, storyboards, and size classes, and implement MVC/MVP/MVVM architectures for scalable apps.
Proficiency in Swift, iOS multithreading, AR development, and testing with Xcode tools is required. Knowledge of REST APIs/JSON/XML and Git is preferred.
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