Join SeatGeek's Fandom team to help define what mobile means for the ticketing industry. Rated 4.9 stars with over one million reviews, SeatGeek is constantly improving user experience, in-app ticketing, and event discovery. You'll work on building a product that is used and loved by many.
• Help define what mobile means for an entire industry
• Continuously improve the application architecture
• Own development of new features, from conception through design and development to release
• Partner with, teach, and learn from other iOS engineers and other teams
• Collaborate with design team to set new standards for app beauty and usability on iOS
• 5+ years of experience building iOS apps
• Comfort programming complex applications in Swift and SwiftUI
• Interest in exploring more than just iOS technologies (Python for API development, Kotlin for Android)
• Preference for those who have delivered production code in both Swift and Kotlin
• Enjoy handling plenty of responsibility and can see large projects to completion
• Experience developing beautiful, useful apps live in the App Store
• Satisfaction in details — obsessed with pixels and view models
• Care about building something used and loved by many
• Comfort driving architecture decisions and strong sense of best practices
• Languages: Swift, Objective-C
• Libraries/Frameworks: UIKit, SwiftUI, Mapbox
• Infrastructure/Tools: Xcode, Fastlane, Mixpanel, Firebase/Crashlytics, Datadog, Eppo
• Equity stake
• Discretionary annual bonus
• Flexible work environment (remote or in-office)
• WFH stipend for home office setup
• Unlimited PTO
• Up to 16 weeks fully-paid family leave
• 401(k) matching
• Student loan matching program
• Health, vision, dental, and life insurance
• Up to $25k for family building, reproductive health services, and gender-affirming care
• $500 per year for wellness expenses
• Subscriptions to Headspace, Headspace Care (therapy), and One Medical
• $360 per quarter for tickets to live events
• Annual subscription to Spotify, Apple Music, or Amazon Music