About Anon

The company

• We have experience founding a $300mm VC-backed security startup and at companies like Google, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, NVIDIA, and more.

• We have capital and just completed a $6.5mm seed fundraise from world-class VC funds (unannounced) to greatly expand the team.

• We are building a product developers love that enables them to authenticate AI agents with user credentials. This lets agents AI perform actions on behalf of users across the internet, even when APIs don't exist.

• We are upgrading the internet by making the most popular services more secure and interoperable.

The culture

• We are technical and product-minded which enables us to build an epic product for developers, by developers. This makes being customer-centric easy.

• We like working with the latest tech and prefer testing out the most innovative projects and being curious early-adopters versus matching the status quo.

• We are hard-working and accountable and want to work with people that have a strong ownership-mentality when it comes to their work.

• We are fun and collaborative and mostly work IRL at our office in San Francisco. We also understand the need for "deep work" and have flexible hours and minimal meetings.

About this role

Role overview

• Anon does not have a mobile app, but we build and manage an iOS SDK used by developers to integrate Anon's product into their applications.

• Anon's iOS SDK is one of our most-utilized products and we are looking for a senior engineer to lead our engineering efforts for this product.

• Initially this is a senior-level IC role responsible for owning the SDK, including implementing features, fixes, maintaining documentation, and publishing new releases to our customers.

  • This role can grow into a Mobile Team Lead role responsible for building out the team and further development of mobile SDKs as Anon continues to scale.

Role responsibilities

• Design and develop iOS SDK including architecture, building, and maintaining our iOS SDK with a focus on robustness, delightful UX, and server-driven functionality.

• Build seamless API integrations with Anon's backend APIs to ensure SDK customers can leverage Anon's product.

• Create developer docs to facilitate seamless customer onboarding and write sample applications to demonstrate Anon's functionality for iOS apps.

• Collaborate with internal teams including our design and backend teams to align the SDK development with company goals and customer needs.

• Set product roadmap for the iOS SDK with input from our CEO, CTO, and the rest of the engineering team. This role will "own" the iOS SDK.

• Ensure reliability and performance of the SDK by implementing test suites and telemetry to meet a high bar of quality.

• Manage releases of the SDK through correct semantic versioning, crafting release notes, maintaining documentation, and updating sample projects.

• Provide developer support to our customers integrating and utilizing our SDK, including addressing bugs, feature requests, and usability improvements.

• Stay up-to-date on the iOS universe including iOS updates, new framework functionality, and best practices to continually improve the SDK.

Experience required

• At least 3-5 years of experience in iOS development, with a strong preference for a focus on SDKs, library development, and designing easy-to-use, high-performance APIs for iOS.

• Experience with core iOS frameworks including WebKit and SwiftUI.

• Experience in writing unit and integration tests using XCTest or other frameworks.

• Experience with integrating iOS frameworks with React Native applications.

• Experience with building and publishing XCFrameworks, Swift packages, and Cocoapods.

• Familiarity with telemetry clients and backends such as Datadog.

• Familiarity with managing backwards compatibility and versioned API clients.

• Bonus points for experience with networking frameworks.

• Bonus points for experience writing developer documentation.

Skills required

• Ability to function in a fast-paced environment where things change and you need to navigate ambiguity.

• Ability and desire to "own" a function, including core development, end-to-end test