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Robinhood's Money Experience team builds customer-facing money movement experiences within the app. As an iOS Engineer, you will develop and enhance iOS features that enable customers to move money into, out of, and between Robinhood accounts. Your work will span core transfer flows including deposits, withdrawals, recurring deposits, transfer history, post-transfer pages, incoming wires, and guided transfer flows.
Key responsibilities include:
- Building and maintaining iOS features supporting equities trading, brokerage account management, and customer onboarding
- Collaborating with product managers, designers, backend engineers, compliance partners, and operations teams to deliver reliable mobile functionality
- Improving application performance, testing practices, observability, and release processes for the iOS platform
- Contributing to technical design discussions and implementing scalable mobile architecture patterns
- Participating in code reviews, documentation, and collaborative engineering processes
You bring 3+ years of professional iOS engineering experience shipping production mobile applications. You are proficient in Swift and experienced with modern iOS frameworks and architecture patterns. You have a track record of collaborating across product, design, and backend teams to deliver customer-facing features. You are comfortable improving application quality through testing, performance optimization, and maintainable engineering practices. You communicate technical concepts clearly and contribute constructively during design reviews, planning discussions, and code reviews.
Robinhood's mission is to democratize finance for all. The company is building an elite team applying frontier technologies to the world's biggest financial problems. The Money Experience team is part of this effort, owning core transfer flows and working on launches such as recurring extra cash. This role is based in the Menlo Park, CA office with in-person attendance expected at least 3 days per week.
