If you ship apps in Swift and want a resume that actually gets opened, this template does the heavy lifting for you. The structure follows what hiring managers at product companies and agencies expect: clean sections, room for your App Store links, and bullets that highlight impact. Swap in your projects and you are good to go.
Copy these as starting points and swap in your own numbers.
2024–2025 estimates. Wide ranges by experience and seniority.
For greenfield work, barely. But if you join a company with a codebase older than five years, knowing enough Obj-C to debug it will save you headaches.
Commercial wins by default, but a polished pet project on the App Store can carry the weight of half a year of work for a junior. Just make sure it's alive, not abandoned.
Yes, no way around it. Xcode only runs on macOS, so even a base-model Mac is non-negotiable.
Aim for 4-6 on your most recent role and 2-3 on older ones. Fewer bullets with real numbers beat a wall of vague duties every time.
Describe the product category, the audience, and your specific contribution without naming the company or showing screenshots. Recruiters see this format constantly and treat it as normal.