Robin Winters
iOS Engineer | Applied AI Systems
Robin Winters builds native iOS software and applied AI systems, with a focus on fitness technology. Interested in iOS developer, Forward Deployed Engineer and fitness-technology roles.
Work Experience
Nov 2024–present. Prototype work: AI-assisted physique and posing feedback; Predictive competition features.
- Architected and developed a design-forward consumer iOS application using Swift and SwiftUI.
- Built a MapKit-based event discovery feature with advanced search and filtering capabilities.
- Created ingestion pipelines to normalize global event calendars and athlete metadata into structured data.
- Led cross-functional collaboration with engineering, product design, and external partners to ensure seamless delivery.
Mar 2023–2025.
- Led technical prioritization and cross-functional delivery for AI-driven systems in high-reliability environments.
- Translated research concepts into actionable software requirements and execution plans for iOS devices.
- Collaborated with engineers on architecture decisions focusing on reliability, explainability, and performance.
Jul 2017–Feb 2023.
- Developed and maintained operational workflows for iOS devices to streamline overseas sourcing and vendor coordination.
- Managed logistics and shipment planning to enhance customer delivery processes.
- Fostered strong client relationships through effective communication and marketing strategies.
Education
- Oct 2025–Feb 2026; Graduate
Skills
Projects
Robin Winters’s early preview of an AI-enabled IDE for iPhone Duo, with a folding coding workspace, tabletop keyboard, and Aqua and Windows NT-inspired themes.
https://robinwinters.github.io/writing/xclawd-duo-early-preview.html
- Early development build; folding layouts, tabletop keyboard and Aqua/Windows NT-inspired themes.
- Full-length 57.15-second simulator preview; no App Store release, successful AI generation or measured performance claim.
- Original LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7513816884191043584/
Native iOS engineering at ShowFlex. Public iPhone listing verified October 2, 2026; publisher and seller ShowFlex Inc.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/showflex/id6757890910
- Swift/SwiftUI, MapKit event discovery, Firebase-backed data and ingestion pipelines.
- AI-assisted physique/posing feedback and predictive competition features are prototypes, not established released product capabilities.
- No sole authorship, Android release or measured adoption/performance claim.
Robin Winters built TORos for Yukon Systems: a prototype, model-agnostic, multimodal decision engine that uses deliberation among multiple models to reach consensus.
https://github.com/RobinWinters/RobinWinters/blob/Radpository/work/yukon-systems.md
- Prototype status; no production deployment or measured accuracy/reliability claim. Development dates and collaborator credits are not yet documented.
- Yukon Systems publicly described TOROS on May 5, 2025: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/part-one-orchestration-alignment-through-agentic-consensus-lh2tf/
- Contribution confirmed by Robin; company publication does not identify individual builders. No sole authorship claim.
Standalone educational example prepared with coding-assistant support, separate from private product source.
https://codeberg.org/RobinWinters/swift-search-request-ownership
- Seven Swift Testing checks passed on macOS with Swift 6.4.
- No iPhone runtime or SwiftUI adapter validation claimed.
Publications
Technical article describing a hybrid on-device and Firebase moderation architecture. Publication does not independently verify a deployment.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/building-ios-moderation-layer-apple-foundation-models-robin-winters-ejl5f/
Architecture proposal about coordinating Apple-device sensing and workout context. It does not establish a released sensing product or Apple endorsement.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/distributed-kinematic-sensing-exercise-intelligence-across-winters-ek3ec/
Follow-up technical report discussing capture integrity, prototype limitations and device coordination. Experiments and results are author-reported, not independently reproduced.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/kinematics-lab-part-ii-you-dont-need-another-robin-winters-lrybc/
Educational Swift concurrency example with seven passing macOS tests, prepared with coding-assistant support. Separate from private product code.
https://github.com/RobinWinters/RobinWinters/blob/Radpository/writing/swift-search-request-ownership.md
Certificates
https://credentials.nasm.org/1fbcae42-b595-4fc8-a1ad-ac09fdc542b4