Undo is a startup on a mission to change insurance as you know it. We're replacing bureaucracy and roadblocks with technology and accessibility, reinventing insurance as it should be: less complexity, no paperwork. Undo is looking for a driven and ambitious Lead iOS developer, who can help build the insurance of tomorrow.

As a developer at Undo, you will be a part of a team of passionate entrepreneurs, relentlessly grinding to create an insurance experience that is fast, affordable, and hassle free. A team that strives to build high quality software, using the best tools out there. Situated out of Rainmaking Loft, you’ll be working in an inspiring co-working space where the entrepreneurial spirit is thriving (read: work barefooted and play all the ping-pong you want as long as you deliver). 

You will...

• create engaging new experiences that help people understand and use their insurance.
• evolve the application architecture to make the codebase more flexible, durable, and testable. All in Swift using ReactiveX.
• actively participate throughout the whole development process
• closely cooperate with the designers and project managers

You have...

• a strong theoretical foundation from studying computer science, engineering or similar.
• a profound passion for iOS development, and are always up-to-date with cutting-edge libraries and frameworks
• a detail oriented, pixel-perfect working-style
• an interest in UX
• relevant professional experience with iOS development

Your friends say that...

• you are a driven, curious, and motivated person.
• you are self-propelled and ready to take responsibility.
• you are humble, but ambitious.
• you have an open mindset and are eager to learn.
• you are not afraid to share your ideas.

Nice to haves: 

• Experience with RxSwift, graphql or similar modern technologies

The application is still young, and there is plenty of opportunity to set your footprint on the architecture and choice of frameworks.

The backend stack is built with AWS, Scala, PostgreSQL, GraphQL, etc.