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Swift is a narrower pool than web, and it splits in a way that catches people out. Most recent candidates came up on SwiftUI and can build screens fast, but plenty have never touched UIKit, which is still holding up the majority of shipping apps. The real risk is hiring someone who can assemble a demo but has not dealt with the parts that make iOS hard: App Store review, memory and retain cycles, and Apple's concurrency model.
Ask what they have actually shipped to the App Store and what the review process did to their timeline, because that is where thinner candidates fall apart. Look for a real grasp of memory: retain cycles, weak and unowned references, and how they tracked down a leak in a live app. Swift concurrency (async/await, actors, the main-actor rules) trips up even experienced people, so a story about fixing a threading bug or a frozen UI tells you more than any framework checklist.
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