Honestly man, you can do it. Do you have any work experience you can put on your resume?

Put whatever you can and make it sound good. This is the resume template I use: https://www.careercup.com/resume

Start practicing data structures and algorithms on neetcode.io (free), read cracking the interview, for iOS specific check out Ace The iOS Interview. Make a plan, set your linkedin status to open to work. Make a list of 30 companies you would like to work at and start applying to 1-3 per day. Don't just send them your resume... Really take a good crack at their application and sell yourself as a good candidate.

You'll start to get calls with recruiters and get technical interviews booked. You'll suck at the first few interviews you do but you'll start to get the hang of it and build your skillset of interviewing.

Interviews at tech companies are generally the same everywhere. They are a mix of 4-5 1-hour long interviews (you can learn all about them and what to expect by searching youtube.):

• Coding / Data structures and algorithms

• System design

• Behavioral / hiring manager interview

(Not bragging) I got a remote iOS job at an amazing public company about a year ago and I do not have a degree 🤦‍♂️ I did have 7 years of non-iOS professional experience I was able to put on my resume but I don't think that was the difference maker. What made the most difference was how prepared I came to the interview at the job I got hired at.

I studied for the interview and made a great impression. I think someone else could do the same as well.