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Junior iOS Engineer - Payments

Works on the iOS app for the Payments team, improving the tech stack and writing tests for critical banking flows. A fit for early-career iOS engineers with solid Swift and a grasp of concurrency, persistence and patterns like MVVM.

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Where

Berlin

Hybrid
Experience

Up to about two years of experience.

Pay

Pay not stated

Type

Full-time

Posted 1 Sept 2026

What they ask for

SwiftiOS SDKMVVMUnit TestingConcurrencyAgile

How N26 hires

  1. 1

    Recruiter screen

    Recruiter screen · From the company

    An initial call with a recruiter.

  2. 2

    Codility test

    Online test · From the company

    An online coding test on Codility.

  3. 3

    Pair coding

    Live coding · From the company

    A pair programming session.

  4. 4

    Systems design

    System design · From the company

    A design interview; the role itself centres on distributed microservices and event-driven architecture.

  5. 5

    Behavioural interview

    Culture fit · From the company

    A conversation about how you work and collaborate.

What comes up

Distributed backend systemsOwnership and improving systems
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Last checked 8 days ago (6 Oct 2026)

About the company

Mobile bank with a full German banking licence, offering current accounts, cards, savings and investing across Europe.

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