Swift/iOS Developer Expert (Remote, Contract, AI training) — AfterQuery via AI Gig Scout
AfterQuery (via AI Gig Scout)AfterQuery is looking for Swift/iOS Developer Experts to create and refine mobile development challenges for training AI models. In this remote, flexible contract role, you design and evaluate iOS development scenarios that test how well AI models interpret and apply Swift programming and iOS development principles across real-world app development, UI/UX implementation and mobile architecture. Pay is listed at $70/hr.You will develop high-quality iOS development questions and case studies that challenge AI models on topics such as UI development, state management, networking, data persistence, memory management, app lifecycle and debugging; evaluate and validate model responses, giving detailed feedback on technical accuracy and adherence to iOS development best practices; and work with a team of mobile development and technical experts to fine-tune question difficulty so the content is both challenging and educational.Requirements: proven experience developing iOS applications in Swift, with a solid understanding of iOS frameworks and mobile development patterns; strong knowledge of Swift syntax, UIKit/SwiftUI and the iOS SDK; exceptional analytical, written and verbal communication skills, with a keen eye for detail. Preferred: multiple years of iOS development with published apps in the App Store; modern iOS architecture patterns (MVVM, MVC, VIPER), Combine, async/await, Core Data and third-party libraries; open-source iOS projects, technical writing or mobile technology initiatives; Xcode, Interface Builder, debugging tools and performance optimization; familiarity with AI or machine learning integration in iOS apps.Details and apply link: https://aigigscout.com/jobs/afterquery/swift-ios-developer-expert-swiftios?utm_source=androidjobs&utm_medium=jobboard&utm_campaign=aigigscout_growthDisclosure: posted by AI Gig Scout, an independent listing site (not AfterQuery). The apply link may be a referral link.