Capital One
iOS Mobile Engineer 4
$197K–$246K
McLean, VA +1 · Full-time · Posted Sep 30, 2026
- Location
- McLean, VA
New York, NY - Experience
- At least 4 years of professional software engineering experience and at least 3 years building native mobile applications; preferred: 4+ years building native iOS applications.
- Education
- Bachelor's Degree or higher in Computer Science or a related quantitative field.
- Visa sponsorship
- Will not sponsor a new applicant for employment authorization or provide immigration-related support.
About the job
Leads hands-on development and technical direction for native iOS mobile experiences, architectures, and delivery practices for Capital One customers.
What you'll do
- Partner across engineering, design, and product to build mobile features and guide architecture, reusable components, and platform practices.
- Lead client BFF and SDUI design and development, and establish feature-flag and staged-rollout practices.
- Mentor engineers and champion quality, performance, accessibility, and agentic AI-assisted development.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's Degree or higher in Computer Science or a related quantitative field.
- At least 4 years of professional software engineering experience; internship experience does not apply.
- At least 3 years building native mobile applications for Android (Kotlin) or iOS (Swift).
Nice to have
- 4+ years building native iOS applications with Swift; experience with modern native UI frameworks and automated mobile testing.
- Experience with mobile performance, scalable architectures, BFFs, SDUI, staged rollouts, agentic AI tools, or on-device ML.
Pay
USD $197,300 - $225,100 base salary (McLean, VA); USD $215,200 - $245,600 base salary (New York, NY)
Tools
Kotlin, Swift, SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose, Swift Testing, XCUI, GraphQL, gRPC/Protobuf
AI focus
Champion adoption of agentic AI tools and mentor engineers in AI-native development practices; expertise with agentic AI coding tools and AI-assisted workflows is preferred.
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