Apple is looking for an iOS Frameworks QA Engineer, according to a new job vacancy posted on their website today. This clearly indicates that things are getting underway for the launch of iOS 7 at WWDC this summer. The job posting shows that the next generation of the iOS systems will contain new APIs and frameworks.
According to the job description:
[quote] Responsibilities in this position will include developing and maintaining a set of iOS test apps for new and existing APIs in the public iOS SDK. A significant amount of time will be spent working on feature bring-up for new APIs before they are released to developers. This includes developing the very first apps to support new APIs/frameworks in the iOS SDK, as well as developing some of the accompanying web services, tools and test data sets needed to ensure that the features work end-to-end for developers.[/quote]
Of course, there is not entirely surprising, Apple has always introduced new APIs and frameworks in previous major iOS updates. However, it’s still nice to get solid confirmation that iOS 7 will be no different.
In another job vacancy bulletin, posted on January 9, 2013, Apple is looking to hire a Software Engineer – Apple TV.
Apple wants someone that has the following experience:
- – 2 to 6+ years experience in commercial grade software development
- – Strong C/Objective C skills
- – Significant Object Oriented Design and Development experience
- – Ability to deliver solid work on tight schedules.
- – Must be self directed, analytical, and work well in a team environment.
- – Highly motivated self starter
- Significant experience in one or more of the following highly preferred:
- – Objective C
- – Digital Media Applications development
- – Mac OS-X, iOS, or Unix/Linux/BSD development experience
- – QuickTime or other Media Frameworks
- – Graphics Frameworks
- – Networking technologies, and client / server application development
In addition, “the individual must be self motivated, an excellent problem solver and a fast learner.. The candidate will work with talented engineers in a fast pace, technically demanding environment to deliver new features.”