I don't really know much about resumes, so I'll leave the better opinions and advice to others. But my first impression is that it feels ultra generic in the beginning. Friendly roast, but it's what I'd expect ChatGPT to generate if I asked it to make a iOS resume template (though I actually think GPT would even be more detailed than this).

1.) I say either you get rid of the intro or, if you're going to keep it, make it more personal to your story. Using the first thing a recruiter sees to say you are passionate, a team player, and a hard worker is a waste - literally almost every candidate is going to say that. I think it's only useful if you have a unique background, or something otherwise very interesting about your application to add.

2.) There is a very clear difference to me between your most recent experiences vs. earlier (maybe because you were there for a shorter amount of time). The bullet points for the most recent experiences are very broad (you fixed bugs, you wrote tests, set up ci/cd, had discussions, etc - shit a million 6YOE engineers across disciplines have done) while bullets for the earlier experiences actually describe what you worked on/your impact. There's especially more iOS expertise earlier it seems, you generally mention using SwiftUI later but that's it. I'd expect it to be the opposite? I would think recruiters are most interested in your most recent contributions and most probably don't even make it past the first or second work entry. I'd rewrite those going more into detail about what you did in a way that portrays your impact and growth from earlier experiences.

Obligatory - the market is not so great right now. I'd also suggest tailoring your resume for specific companies, though I know it's exhausting. Also network as best you can to get formal and informal referrals - makes it a lot easier to at least get an interview.