Land Your iOS Tech Job

This is a comprehensive 109-page guidebook helping you prep for each stage of the big tech hiring process: from technical screenings, to system design, and the mysterious “iOS coding” interview.

It's informed by my 10 years of iOS experience, conversations with big-tech senior engineers at Meta and Snap, and my personal experience on my own recent grind: 30 technical interviews in December 2025, which landed me multiple offers, including at an AI unicorn.

It contains 5 chapters to help across all dimensions of your job-hunt and interview prep:

● "My Grind" lays out the full process, end to end. Optimise your CV. Over-prepare the behavioural stuff. Know the pipeline, so nothing catches you off guard.

● "Rage Against the LeetCode" outlines the 10 techniques that hit the vast majority of algorithmic questions. You don’t have to be a genius.

● "Surviving iOS Coding Interviews" demonstrates that even the most deliberately vague “iOS coding exercise” falls into one of five categories. This makes it possible to drill.

● "iOS System Design" gives a reusable framework. Measure twice, cut once. Scope requirements, define your models, sketch out the architecture, and drill down.

● "Meta’s System Design Interview" brings this stress-tested framework against the best-paying iOS job on the planet, with help from a bona-fine L5 at Meta who’s actually scored these things.

If there’s one lesson to take from this book, it’s that preparation beats talent. Each chapter tells the same story: the interview process might appear tough or opaque as an outsider, but once you break it down, you find it’s a finite set of skills that you can hone.