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Speechify is a text-to-speech platform used by over 50 million people to convert PDFs, books, Google Docs, articles, and websites into audio. The company was recently named Chrome Extension of the Year by Google and App of the Day by Apple, and won Apple's 2025 Design Award for inclusivity. Speechify operates as a fully distributed, 100% remote company with ~200 employees globally, including engineers from Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Stanford PhD programs, and founders of high-growth startups.
The iOS app is now the #18 productivity app in the App Store and experiencing significant growth. This Senior iOS Engineer role is critical to supporting the expanding user base and building new features that advance the company's mission of removing reading barriers for learning.
You will lead key engineering and product decisions, actively ship production code for the iOS app, work within a dedicated product team, participate in product discussions to shape the roadmap, and maintain/enhance the complex app architecture. The role offers the opportunity to think strategically, influence product direction, and work in a fast-paced environment where technical excellence and shipping speed are valued.
Ideal candidates have experience scaling products to large user bases, a track record of taking products from inception to traction, and strong product thinking skills. You should be customer-obsessed, focused, and able to work effectively in a distributed, asynchronous environment. Technical requirements include Swift, SwiftUI, multithreading, CI/CD infrastructure, Fastlane, SOLID principles, and Git expertise.
The company values work ethic, solid communication, and a winning mentality. The interview process includes several technical rounds completed within one week. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on a product that transforms lives for people with learning differences, dyslexia, ADD, low vision, autism, and second language learners.
