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Role: Mobile / App Developer | Department: Engineering - Software & QA | Industry: Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences | Education: UG: Graduation Not Required read more About Aisle (An Info Edge Company) Aisle is a leading relationship-focused dating platform and a wholly owned subsidiary of Info Edge (India) Ltd., the company behind Naukri.com, Jeevansathi, 99acres, and Shiksha. Aisle leverages technology, AI, and user-centric design to create meaningful connections, offering a fast-paced, product-driven environment focused on innovation. iOS Developer Location: Bangalore Mode: 5 days (work from office) Experience Range: 1-3 years About the role: We're looking for an iOS Developer to work on our iOS app and build kick-ass new features. Experience in iOS development is a must, with the ability to develop high-performing apps. Required Skills: 1. Hands-on experience in Swift, SwiftUI, Cocoa Touch. 2. Experience in working with RestAPI, URLSession, AFNetworking, Core Data, Firebase services. 3. Good understanding of the full mobile development life cycle. 5. Proficient in memory management and ability to optimize code using Xcode Profiler and leak detection tools. 6. Demonstrated understanding of app architecture and best practices. 7. Detail-oriented with a focus on app performance and stability. 8. Ability to review existing code. Note: This listing is posted directly by Info Edge -- Naukri's own parent company -- for its dating-app subsidiary Aisle, and is a genuine, detailed Swift/SwiftUI/Cocoa Touch iOS role. Even so, it carries several structural defects: the requirements list is numbered 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, silently skipping item 4, meaning at least one requirement was dropped from the posting as displayed; the JD body states "Experience Range: 1-3 years" while the structured Experience field on the page reads "0 - 2 years," a partial mismatch between the two; and the structured Industry Type field is set to "Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences," an obviously wrong classification for a dating-app subsidiary of an internet classifieds company. The Education field also carries a leaked UI artifact, reading only "UG: Graduation Not Required read more" with the button label "read more" scraped in as if it were field content.
Swift, iOS, Cocoa Touch