Mobile Engineer — iOS & Android

The opportunity

You will own meaningful parts of the mobile development lifecycle—from understanding user problems and shaping the technical approach to writing production code, testing the experience, and releasing updates through the Apple App Store and Google Play. This is a hands-on role for someone who cares about more than making a feature work. You think about how the app feels to the user, how it performs on real devices, how it will be maintained, and what could go wrong after release

What you will own

• Build and maintain reliable, polished mobile experiences for iOS and Android.
• Turn product requirements and designs into clear technical plans and production-ready features.
• Collaborate with product managers, designers, backend engineers, and other stakeholders.
• Integrate REST or GraphQL APIs, authentication services, analytics platforms, and third-party SDKs.
• Make thoughtful architecture decisions involving state, navigation, data persistence, offline behavior, and background processes.
• Write clean, maintainable, well-tested code and participate in constructive code reviews.
• Test and debug applications across operating-system versions, devices, screen sizes, and real-world network conditions.
• Investigate crashes, performance bottlenecks, memory issues, and production defects.
• Improve app startup time, responsiveness, stability, accessibility, and overall user experience.
• Support build automation, mobile CI/CD, signing, release management, and store submissions.
• Monitor application health and user behavior using analytics, crash reporting, and performance-monitoring tools.
• Communicate progress, tradeoffs, risks, and blockers clearly to technical and non-technical teammates.
• Help strengthen engineering standards, documentation, and mobile development practices as the product grows

Who you are

You take ownership from the initial problem through production release. You care about the quality of the customer experience, not just completing tickets. You investigate problems methodically, communicate technical decisions clearly, work comfortably through ambiguity, and continuously learn as mobile platforms and development practices evolve

Why this role matters

The mobile application is a direct part of the customer experience. Your work will influence how reliably users can access the product, how confidently the client can release new features, and how well the platform can scale