Poshmark

Poshmark

Software Engineer II, iOS

Redwood City, California, USA · Mid

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 194 days ago
SwiftiOSSwiftUIObjective-CData StructuresAlgorithmsCode ReviewGitRESTCommunicationCollaborationMentoring

About the role

  • ABOUT POSHMARK Poshmark is the leading fashion marketplace where style comes alive through discovery, self-expression, and human connection.
  • Poshmark empowers sellers to grow meaningful businesses, keeps fashion in circulation longer, and gives shoppers access to unique and trusted finds, from everyday pieces to one-of-a-kind vintage and luxury.
  • Poshmark is looking for a creative and motivated iOS Engineer II to help shape the future of our mobile applications.

Responsibilities

  • Build, maintain, and iterate on Poshmark's iOS application with a focus on usability and performance.
  • Work closely with senior engineers, product managers, and designers to implement medium-complexity features.
  • Provide constructive input on product specs and collaborate cross-functionally to move projects forward.
  • Buying and selling fashion feels simple, joyful, and personal, while every item tells its own story.
  • You'll contribute to building intuitive, scalable, and reliable features that connect millions of users.
  • Independently plan and deliver medium-complexity features.

Requirements

  • 2-4 years of experience developing iOS applications.
  • Experience using Git or other version control tools.
  • Ability to balance multiple tasks while delivering within estimates.

Nice to have

  • Strong understanding of Swift, with exposure to Objective-C as a plus.
  • Familiarity with patterns like MVVM, Swift Concurrency, and SwiftUI is preferred.

Skills

  • Become familiar with Poshmark's iOS ecosystem, tools, and workflows.
  • Contribute to feature development with increasing independence.

Benefits

  • Participate in code reviews, share feedback, and contribute to team learning.

This listing is sourced directly from Poshmark's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.