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Datacom

Cloud, AI, and digital transformation provider

Senior iOS Developer

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
No salary listed
Senior
Auckland, New Zealand
In Person
Software EngineeringMobile Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • Solid experience developing mobile apps within agile teams.
  • Proven product development skills and experience in iOS development.
  • Ideally, at least five years building mobile apps with Swift, UIKit, and Xcode.
  • Experience with modern iOS development concepts.
  • Experience building and maintaining apps with a large user base.
  • Experience building reusable and testable code.
  • Experience with unit and UI testing, code reviews, and debugging.
  • Experience with software architecture and design principles.
  • Experience in DevOps practices, including continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines, containerisation, and deployment automation.
  • Familiarity with app deployment using App Store Connect, TestFlight, and Firebase App Distribution.
  • Ability to integrate AI into engineering workflows to improve quality and efficiency, exercise judgement about appropriate use, and coach others on responsible AI practices.
  • Business experience and knowledge across several industries to help reshape parts of the business and deliver agreed outcomes.
  • Ability to communicate effectively, with a focus on helping create collaborative and productive teams.
  • Conceptual and problem-solving skills, including the ability to break down complex problems, deliver practical solutions, and quickly learn and pick up new technologies.
Responsibilities
  • Design, develop, test, and maintain applications and integration solutions.
  • Develop clear, maintainable code that focuses on ease of use, performance, and security.
  • Use development frameworks and good practices.
  • Use established and common design patterns.
  • Work with the delivery team to design and deliver customer outcomes.
  • Work with the quality assurance team to design and run functional tests.
  • Work with the Business Analyst to resolve gaps or ambiguities in functional requirements and design.
  • Troubleshoot and promptly resolve technical issues, including participating in after-hours support when required.
  • Create and maintain documentation throughout the software development life cycle to support transparency and knowledge sharing.
  • Analyse recurring issues, lead continuous improvement initiatives, and refine support procedures to minimise downtime.
  • Ensure compliance with governance standards.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with modularisation is an added advantage.

About the company

Datacom provides IT services across New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, and the Philippines, focusing on cloud solutions, AI-driven innovations, and digital transformation for governments, financial institutions, and large enterprises. It uses a three-pillar model of consulting to design solutions, managed IT services to run environments, and software solutions to deliver technology. Its differentiators include a strong APAC regional footprint and a commitment to long-term partnerships, offering integrated strategy with ongoing operations and software delivery. Its goal is to help clients adapt to a digitized world, continuously innovate, and grow through reliable, scalable technology and support.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$13.4M

Headquarters

Auckland, New Zealand

Founded

1999

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What believers are saying

  • FY26 revenue rose to NZ$1.58 billion, showing demand resilience despite margin pressure.
  • Datacom upgraded Highbrook for AI-ready, high-density workloads, matching enterprise inference demand.
  • Datacom's youth-skills platform and graduate pipeline strengthen recruitment in Australia and New Zealand.

What critics are saying

  • FY26 net profit fell to NZ$20 million, and operating cash flow dropped to NZ$75 million.
  • Leadership churn hit Datacom in 2026, with Laura Malcolm and Stacey Tomasoni departing.
  • Sovereign-data and security failures would crush trust, especially after sensitive-government and critical-infrastructure contracts.

What makes Datacom unique

  • Datacom owns five New Zealand data centres after buying T4 Highbrook in April 2026.
  • Datacom pairs cloud services with sovereign infrastructure and Australian AirTrunk capacity.
  • Datacom wins regulated-workload deals, including Alinta Energy, Nozomi Networks, and Government cloud.

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