iOS Developer - Native Mobile Platforms (Kotlin Multiplatform)

To further develop this approach, we're looking for an experienced iOS developer who thrives on architecture, quality and modern mobile stacks - and who can strengthen our team with real technical depth.

How we work

Architecture-first: we build on a proven KMP foundation, with a large part of the fundamental mobile architecture already in place (auth, networking, storage, logging, testing);

Shared where it pays, native where it matters: business logic in Kotlin, platform-specific UX in SwiftUI/Compose;

Multi-label by design: new brands and variants are added through configuration, design systems and tooling - not copy-paste code;

Security by design: security & compliance are built into our components and pipelines from the start, not bolted on afterwards;

AI & automation: we invest in AI-assisted testing and smart tooling to deliver faster, more securely and more consistently;

As an iOS developer, you'll be one of the key figures putting this approach into practice and helping to refine it further.

What you'll be doing

As an iOS Developer at iO, you will: Build high-quality native iOS apps (Swift/SwiftUI) as part of our mobile platforms;

Work closely with Android, KMP and backend colleagues to combine a shared core (business logic in Kotlin) with a best-in-class iOS experience;

Help deliver multi-label solutions: one platform, multiple brands and countries, each with their own look & feel and functionality;

Contribute to architectural decisions (KMP, modularisation, security, API design) and introduce iOS best practices;

Help build reusable components and frameworks (e.g. banking and security platforms) so future projects can launch faster and more securely;

Work on apps where security, privacy and compliance are not afterthoughts, but fundamental requirements (e.g. banking & healthcare apps).

Daarom ben jij de perfecte iOS Developer - Native Mobile Platforms (Kotlin Multiplatform), Do you see yourself as the iOS developer who wants to combine native quality with modern platform architecture based on Kotlin Multiplatform? Send us your CV (and optionally GitHub/portfolio) and a brief explanation. We would be happy to tell you more about our approach and the projects you can have a direct impact on!

5+ years of experience as an iOS developer with Swift & SwiftUI;

In-depth knowledge of the iOS ecosystem;

Architecture knowledge such as MVVM, Clean Architecture or equivalent;

Experience in testing (unit/UI tests), debugging and performance analysis;

Experience with CI/CD for mobile (e.g. Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions);

A serious focus on security & privacy: Keychain, secure storage, networking, handling sensitive data;

Experience in enterprise environments: complex backends, APIs, identity (OAuth/OIDC) and associated stakeholders;

Strong communication skills; you can explain your decisions to both developers and non-technical stakeholders;

A proactive, product-oriented mindset: you think in terms of value for the user and the client, not just tickets.

Nice-to-haves

Experience with or a strong interest in Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) or other shared-code solutions;

Experience of knowledge of The Composable Architecture (TCA);

Experience with Android (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose) or a willingness to understand the KMP side;

Experience with white-label / multi-brand apps (multiple brands from a single codebase);

Knowledge of security frameworks (device binding, RASP) or highly regulated domains (banking, insurance, healthcare);

Experience with automated testing, such as screenshot testing or AI-driven UI tests;

Experience with AI tooling, such as Claude Code, Cursor or GitHub Copilot.

At iO Amsterdam, we build modern, scalable native mobile platforms for demanding clients in sectors including finance, healthcare and utilities. We combine true native quality with the efficiency of shared business logic via Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP). Think multi-label apps for multiple brands and countries, with security, compliance and performance as non-negotiable requirements.