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There are 107 remote Swift jobs on RemoteBoard today, mostly iOS app development with some macOS and Apple platform roles. Listings refresh hourly and link to the original posting.

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Swift developers build the apps people carry in their pockets, and remote iOS hiring is steady across consumer products, fintech, health and business tools. The Apple ecosystem moves on a yearly cycle, so teams value engineers who keep up with new platform features.

What to look for

Most listings describe an existing app with a mix of SwiftUI and UIKit. Check whether the role builds new features, maintains a design system for the app, or focuses on performance and stability. Each suits a different kind of developer.

Release processes matter on remote teams. Experience with continuous delivery to TestFlight, feature flags and staged rollouts helps a lot, since a buggy release affects every user at once. Mobile teams often pair iOS and Android engineers, so remote Kotlin jobs shows the other half of many teams.

For a wider view including cross platform roles, see remote mobile developer jobs. Turn on salary shown to compare pay, set your timezone window and save the search to get new Swift roles by email.

Today's numbers for this search

Published salary range, middle half

$145k to $212k

From 64 listings that state pay, in USD per year

Open to applicants worldwide

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6 added in the last 7 days

Roles by working hours

Americas 87
Europe and Africa 25
Asia Pacific 17

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Questions about remote swift jobs

Do remote iOS roles expect SwiftUI or UIKit?

Many expect both. Newer screens are often written in SwiftUI while older parts of an app remain in UIKit, so being comfortable with each is valuable.

Do I need a Mac for remote Swift jobs?

Yes, Apple development requires macOS and Xcode. Most employers provide a work laptop.

What do iOS interviews usually include?

Building a small app or feature, questions on concurrency with async and await, memory management, and app architecture choices.