Zev Eisenberg is a Staff iOS Developer in Boston with 14 years of experience building polished mobile experiences for publishers, enterprise clients, and accessibility-focused products. Currently at The New York Times, he combines deep UIKit and Swift expertise with a designer’s sensibility from earlier interaction design roles, enabling elegant, usable interfaces and robust engineering. He has led iOS teams at Rightpoint/Raizlabs on diverse projects—from assistive tech and robotics controls to real-time games and telematics toolkits—demonstrating a knack for translating tricky UX requirements into production-ready apps. An active open-source contributor, Zev has improved the popular BonMot library, adding styling features and tests that enhance typography handling across Swift apps. Known for pragmatic refactors and attention to UI detail, he brings both hands-on coding and mentorship to complex, cross-disciplinary teams.
14 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Portland High School
Bachelor of Arts, New Media, Bachelor of Arts, New Media at University of Maine
Contributions:44 releases, 20 reviews, 716 commits in 7 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Zev contributed to the iOS library "BonMot" by making code improvements, bug fixes, and adding new features. They refactored and improved existing code, addressed inconsistencies, and added features such as text alignment and strikethrough styling with color support. They also added tests for the new features and fixed a bug related to concatenating strings with images.
Contributions:18 commits, 2 pushes, 3 comments in 6 years 5 months
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Zev Eisenberg - Staff IOS Developer at The New York Times