Lead iOS Developer || Canada(remote role) || Must be local in Canada

Lead iOS Developer

Duration: 12+ months

Location requirement: Canada(Remote role)

· Must-have skills: iOS development, Swift, Architecture, Codebase Management, and strong Leadership/Team-building capabilities.

· Interview stages: 1 Technical Interview (with TW internal team).

Must be local in Canada iOS Lead Role Discussion The team discussed an iOS lead role for a Sportsnet app project managed by Rogers, where the candidate would need strong leadership skills, people management abilities, and expertise in Swift and AI code development. Manager explained that the role requires client-facing skills and stakeholder management, as the team is growing and needs an engineer-manager type profile who can scope large tasks and make architectural decisions.

SportsNet App Enhancement Project The team discussed a client project with Rogers, a major Canadian telecom company that owns SportsNet. Manager explained that while the team is based in Canada with a lead in Vancouver, they are open to planning occasional in-person events if needed, though travel requirements are not mandatory. The SportsNet app is already mature and running, with the current project focusing on enhancements and new features to capture more market share rather than a complete rebuild.

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Sayantan Das | Senior Tech Recruiter

E: sayantan@veritosolutions.com

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