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# Software Engineer

- **Company:** Speechify
- **Location:** Málaga, Spain (Remote available)
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Apple Mac Systems, Apple Xcode, Cloud Computing, Software Quality, Continuous Integration, Github, Swiftui, Concurrency, Production Code, Software Coding
- **Published:** July 22, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.es/contact-us.html

## About the Role

Demonstrated experience shipping macOS (or related desktop) applications used by many customers.
Strong engineering instincts with a deep focus on user experience.
A strategic mindset for building great products-not just writing code.
Ability to work quickly, decide what to build now vs. later, and iterate fast.
Experience working in remote, distributed teams.
Technical requirements:
Swift / SwiftUI (macOS) proficiency.
Solid understanding of AppKit, macOS frameworks, and desktop-specific UI paradigms.
Strong understanding of concurrency and asynchronous execution models
Familiarity with Bitrise, CI/CD workflows (e.g., Xcode Cloud, GitHub Actions).
Strong understanding of concurrency and asynchronous execution models

## Description

As a Software Engineer on the macOS team, you'll help build and scale Speechify's core desktop experience for millions of users. You'll own significant parts of our macOS app architecture, ship production-ready code, and collaborate closely with product, design, and engineering teams across the company.
This is a key role for someone who thrives in a fast-paced startup environment, enjoys making high-impact product decisions, loves delightful user experiences, and has a passion for accessibility and performance.
What You'll Do
Lead key engineering and product decisions for the macOS app.
Write, test, and ship production-quality code that scales to millions of users.
Maintain and evolve complex app architecture with a focus on performance and stability.
Work within a cross-functional team, partnering with designers and PMs to shape features from concept to launch.
Participate in product planning and roadmap discussions.
Drive continuous improvement in code quality, CI/CD processes, and development workflows.


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