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Apple Engineer
MobileRemote — worldwide
Published on 2026-10-09
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About this role
The Apple Engineer will join a team focused on building Todoist for iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS. The role involves modernizing an existing codebase, moving elements to SwiftUI and Swift Concurrency, and ensuring app performance and reliability. This position offers the chance to take ownership of part of the codebase and collaborate with cross-functional teams.
About the company
Todoist builds task and project management apps that help individuals and teams organize work and personal projects. It serves students, professionals, and teams looking for a simple way to track tasks and collaborate across devices.
The team
Apple Engineering
Stack
SwiftSwiftUIUIKitSwift ConcurrencyGRDB
What you'll do
- Design, build, and ship features for Todoist and Comms on Apple platforms
- Own an area of the codebase as its Directly Responsible Individual (DRI)
- Migrate screens from UIKit to SwiftUI and legacy code to Swift Concurrency
- Investigate and fix crashes and performance problems
- Maintain a healthy CI pipeline and tooling
What we're looking for
- Professional experience with production iOS apps in Swift
- Experience with SwiftUI and UIKit
- Familiarity with Swift Concurrency
- Knowledge of persistence approaches like GRDB or Core Data
- Comfort with Git and CI pipelines
Nice to have
- Experience with watchOS or app extensions
- Experience in large-scale codebase migrations
- Experience working remotely across time zones
Benefits
- Work from anywhere in the world
- Flexible scheduling with up to 8 weeks of PTO
- Budget for continuing education and professional development
- Support for coworking space expenses
Hiring process
- Recruiter Screen
- Value-alignment interview
- Paid task assignment
- Role-alignment interview
- Culture-contribution interview
- Reference & Background checks
