The Role
We’re looking for a native Swift / SwiftUI Engineer to work within a large, established codebase built on Clean Architecture with MVVM-Coordinator (MVVM-C).
This is not a traditional CRUD-focused role. The core technical challenges are camera-led, involving ARKit, RealityKit, AVFoundation, Core ML, 3D math, camera geometry, and buffer-lifetime management.

What you will working on
AR & Camera Capture
Build and improve guided AR capture workflows using:
ARKit world tracking
Plane detection
Raycasting
Anchor lifecycle management
LiDAR depth
Monocular-depth fallback
Work with camera geometry and 3D math, including:
Camera intrinsics
Projection matrices
Plane fitting
Depth encoding
On-Device Machine Learning
Maintain a second AVFoundation camera pipeline running an on-device Core ML keypoint model.
Work on:
Model output decoding
Temporal smoothing
Perspective warping
CVPixelBuffer lifecycle and performance
IOS Architecture & Feature Development
Develop features within a Clean Architecture / MVVM-C environment.
Work with:
Coordinator-driven navigation




Protocol-first dependency injection
Use cases
Repositories
Large-scale SwiftUI components
Networking & Data
Work with a bespoke Combine + URLSession networking layer, including:
Multipart uploads
Reachability-gated retry logic
Manage local persistence using:
Core Data
Realm
Keychain
Apply engineering judgment when evaluating opportunities to consolidate persistence technologies.
Croos-Platform Collaboration
Maintain feature parity with the Android client, particularly around:
Capture geometry
Camera intrinsics
Depth encoding
Musts-Haves
4+ years of experience shipping native Swift applications to the App Store.
Experience owning features within a large, existing production codebase.
Strong SwiftUI experience at scale, including:
Generic views
@StateObject
PreferenceKey
NavigationStack
NavigationPath
Strong Combine experience — this is a core requirement.
Hands-on AVFoundation / camera experience, including:
Session

📌 iOS Developer (Santiago de Surco)
🏢 VCM
📍 Santiago de Surco