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Bjak

iOS Software Engineer

United States (Remote)fulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

A1 is seeking an iOS engineer to build the client experience for an AI-powered smart assistant. You'll own the iOS application where AI interactions are central, focusing on reliability, performance, and thoughtful UX patterns for AI-driven features.

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain production iOS apps using Swift and SwiftUI
  • Integrate AI features through backend APIs and design UX patterns for AI interactions
  • Optimize performance, memory usage, and battery efficiency on iOS
  • Capture user signals and feedback to support AI evaluation and product iteration
  • Collaborate with backend and ML engineers on API design and system behavior
  • Monitor production stability, detect issues early, and conduct root-cause analysis

What they're looking for

  • Swift and SwiftUI development
  • iOS async/await and concurrency patterns
  • Performance and memory optimization
  • API integration and networking
  • Understanding of AI/ML UX patterns and non-deterministic behavior
  • Production app shipping and maintenance
  • Background tasks and device-level optimization
  • Feature flags or remote configuration systems
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Bjak

Bjak is a Southeast Asian fintech super app offering insurance, payments, savings, wallets, and investment products through a unified platform. The company is hiring full stack engineers, backend engineers, iOS developers, and Android engineers to build scalable features and reliable systems across mobile and web products.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience integrating AI-powered features into iOS apps. How did you handle streaming responses, loading states, and retries in the UI?
  • Describe a time you optimized an iOS app for performance and memory usage. What tools did you use, and what was the impact?