iOS Software Engineer Intern (TikTok Live Foundation) - 2027 start
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We build world-class monetization products to facilitate the growth of Tik Tok LIVE's content diversity. The current focus is growing the number of Business LIVE creators via building LIVE Lead Generation. We focus on optimizing the watch LIVE duration brought by LIVE Lead Gen creators and proving their value to ads.
We are looking for talented individuals to join us for an internship. Our internship program offers students hands-on experience, industry exposure, and opportunities to apply their knowledge to real-world challenges while building a strong foundation for personal and professional growth.
Interns will gain practical experience, explore potential career paths, and participate in social events, learning programs, and development workshops alongside industry professionals.
Candidates may apply to a maximum of two positions across Our Company and its affiliates globally. Applications will be considered in the order they are submitted.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so we encourage you to apply early. Please clearly state your availability in your resume, including your start and end dates.
Responsibilities:
- Design, implement the new-user features of our mobile application.
- Collaborate with the design and product teams to create a world-class mobile experience.
- Optimize mobile applications and user experience on the iOS platforms.
- Promote robust and maintainable code, clear documentation, and deliver high quality work on a tight schedule.
Requirements:
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Minimum Qualifications
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BS/MS degree in Computer Science or equivalent majors with experience in native iOS development.
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Proficiency in Objective-C or Swift.
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Ability to understand and debug large and complex codebases.
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Good team communication and collaboration skills.
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Promote robust and maintainable code, clear documentation, and deliver high quality work on a tight schedule.
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Preferred Qualification
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Livestream knowledge is a plus but not mandatory.
