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Job description

Why write a single app when you could help shape a million? The AppKit team is responsible for delivering the user experience on the Mac, and builds the components and APIs used by all macOS applications. We have an impact across the entire breadth of the macOS system, directly impacting the experience of every single user. Are you passionate about providing users and developers with a first-class experience? Join us, and help make the Mac better for everyone!

Description

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.

Minimum Qualifications

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
Industry
Other
Job Sector
Information Technology
Job Position
Software Engineer
Address
United Kingdom
Post date
Closing date
Reference Number
1131294377929848995

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