UI Software Engineer, Cocoa

Engineers on our team are responsible for and contribute to AppKit, UIKit, and SwiftUI; building and enabling features used across the OS, such as Dark Mode, Mac Catalyst, Touch Bar, Auto Layout, and Screen Time.We provide a wide variety of building blocks including: - Windows & layout of their content - Drawing & graphics support - Enabling new input devices and other hardware - Responding to user events - User controls like buttons, sliders, and tables - Document management infrastructure.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for owning the graphics infrastructure in the Mac UI Frameworks team.

• Strong object oriented programming skills
• In-depth development experience at the application and user interface level with Cocoa, Cocoa Touch, Windows, Android, or Java
• Ability to work collaboratively to improve designs and code
• Strong knowledge of one or more of Swift, Objective C, C, C++, or Java

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience building user interface frameworks
• Adept at working across teams to resolve potentially conflicting requirements
• Experience writing and advocating for API
• Experience working with low-level graphics API like Core Image, Core Graphics, or Metal

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