Architect and implement scalable, high-performance mobile applications using Flutter
Design and integrate robust RESTful APIs
Contribute across both Android and iOS native codebases when needed (preferred)
Work within and extend strongly platformized mobile architectures and shared frameworks
Write comprehensive unit, integration, and widget tests to ensure reliability, maintainability, and regression protection
Champion automated testing and quality-first engineering practices
Lead technical design discussions and drive best practices in architecture, testing, performance, and maintainability
Champion an AI-first engineering approach, leveraging AI tools to improve velocity and code quality
Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks, memory issues, and architectural weaknesses
Operate as a senior technical voice capable of owning initiatives independently.

Requirements

7+ years of professional mobile development experience
Strong expertise in Flutter (Dart) for production-grade applications
Strong experience writing and maintaining automated tests (unit, integration, and end-to-end)
Demonstrated commitment to high test coverage and engineering quality standards
Solid understanding of REST API design, integration, and debugging
Experience working in highly platformized or modularized codebases
Strong familiarity with development workflows using:
- Jira for work tracking
- GitHub and GitHub Workflows for CI/CD automation
- Crashlytics (or similar tooling) for production monitoring and debugging
Deep understanding of mobile architecture, state management, dependency injection, and scalable design patterns
Proven ability to ship features independently and own large initiatives.

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

FlutterDartRESTful APIsautomated testingunit testingintegration testingend-to-end testingmobile architecturestate managementdependency injection

Soft Skills

leadershiptechnical design discussionsbest practicesproblem-solvingindependence