Ivan
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Ivan

Spain

fruit department

20 days ago

About

Hi! I'm Ivan, I specialise in iOS and Mac development. I lead teams and can help with product design.

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Work Experience

2022 — 2023

A mobile application startup for interacting with your NFTs from multiple wallets and chains in one application. A focus was on media and humanistic design.

The app was written with UIKit and Swift. A lot prototyping was required due to an unusual UI, so I was set to minimise third-party dependencies and focus on getting rough results fast. The build was automated and then shared across the team, with an ability to tweak the build using custom shortcuts.

2021 — 2021

Undock is a startup fixing group scheduling and meeting problems. Here I worked with Flutter; I built iOS widgets in SwiftUI. Also I streamlined the build process and set up CI to get the feedback faster.

2020 — 2020

I maintained both Mac and iOS apps: PDF Expert and Documents. I got the knack of PDF editing and working on the large shared code base. The apps are quite popular: Documents is over 75m downloads.

I worked on the file manager to support new file formats inside. The apps have hard performance constraints so everything is threaded: I utilised NSOperation-based architecture in the manager.

2019 — 2019

Amepi — a French real estate app where I worked as a contractor. My achievement was that I added map SDK with location-based filtering to improve performance and take the load off our database.

2016 — 2019

I was a member of an R&D team, mainly focused on security related projects (C, C++).

Other work included here: data collection for browser password manager (JavaScript, Node.js), user-centric apps (Obj-C, Swift), HybridApps combining native and JavaScript environment.

Side Projects

Ongoing

A Mac app for keeping a to-do list at the menu bar. Its Product Hunt launch.

Ongoing

My app for coffee lovers, currently I'm redesigning it.

2021

A calendar that helps you be mindful. I'm thinking how to pivot it and make it more problem-centered.