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Mileways (https://www.mileways.com/) | iOS developer | Remote or Munich, Germany | Full Time (min 30h/week) | Germany (preferred) or EU/EFTA

We are seeking an iOS developer (mid/senior) to help building the next round of features for Mileways, a live flight tracker.

We use

- Swift UI

- Git, GitHub, GitHub Issues and Slack

- Occasional video calls (less than once a week)

We want

- Relevant experience in developing and shipping iOS applications

- Excellent communication skills, experience in remote teams

- Germany or EU/EFTA residence (not optional)

- Fluent English, German is an advantage

- We can not sponsor visas or relocation

Contact: cordial.sock3552@salomvary.com (no recruiters, no agencies, no teams, no talent platforms please).

Folks ignoring any of the requirements won't get a response, sorry ;)

>>marton+(OP)
Hi! I was wondering why you don't sponsor visas and require residency in Germany or the EU/EFTA? As a US citizen considering a move to Germany or another EU country in the near future, my understanding is that I only need a job offer to apply for a blue card myself. Therefore, visa and residency shouldn’t be a problem. So I was quite surprised to see this requirement and would really appreciate any clarification you could provide!

>>theora+wS1
You can read around [1], but getting a visa in Germany right now takes multiple months, which is probably too much for most companies. [1]>>37566992

>>theora+wS1
Thanks for asking. The reasons for residency are: a) the team has zero resources or experience with the visa application and sponsoring process b) we want someone that can start within a few weeks.

Reason for EU/EFTA: easier sorting out taxation and labor law compliance.

We also assume we will enough candidates meeting this requirement in the first round. Should that be proven to be wrong, we might later loosen the criteria.

I hope this clarifies.