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# Software Engineer II, iOS

- **Company:** Poshmark, Inc.
- **Location:** Redwood City, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** IOS Applications, Unit Testing, Code Review, Data Structures, Revision Control Systems, Model View ViewModel, Software Engineering, Swiftui, Concurrency, Git, Information Technology, Objective C++, Restful APIs
- **Published:** June 9, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/b912412c-2269-4573-9f85-c08f3ba4cc20

## About the Role

* 2-4 years of experience developing iOS applications.
 * Strong understanding of Swift, with exposure to Objective-C as a plus.
 * Familiarity with patterns like MVVM, Swift Concurrency, and SwiftUI is preferred.
 * Knowledge of RESTful web services and connected application design.
 * Solid foundation in computer science fundamentals such as data structures, algorithms, and software design.
 * Experience using Git or other version control tools.
 * Ability to balance multiple tasks while delivering within estimates.
 * Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with a willingness to learn from peers and adapt to changing requirements.
 * BS or MS in Computer Science or related field (or equivalent).

6-Month Accomplishments:

 * Become familiar with Poshmark's iOS ecosystem, tools, and workflows.
 * Contribute to feature development with increasing independence.
 * Build strong working relationships across Product, Design, QA, and Engineering.
 * Participate actively in code reviews and team discussions.

## Description

* Build, maintain, and iterate on Poshmark's iOS application with a focus on usability and performance.
 * Work closely with senior engineers, product managers, and designers to implement medium-complexity features.
 * Participate in code reviews, share feedback, and contribute to team learning.
 * Write maintainable, testable code and ensure reliability through unit tests and quality checks.
 * Provide constructive input on product specs and collaborate cross-functionally to move projects forward.
 * Take initiative to improve parts of the codebase, style guides, or processes with guidance from senior peers.
 * Mentor newer team members informally by sharing knowledge and assisting with onboarding or best practices.


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