Mobile App Developer

About Position

Want to bring your app idea to life or improve an existing mobile experience? Mobile App Developers turn concepts into sleek, user-friendly apps that run flawlessly on iOS and Android. Whether it’s building from scratch or scaling up, they deliver reliable, high-performance apps that users love.

By combining creative problem-solving with deep technical know-how, they ensure your mobile product is not only functional—but also intuitive, fast, and future-ready.

From

£800.00

per month

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What They Do

Mobile App Developers design, develop, test, and maintain applications for iOS, Android, or both. They work closely with UI/UX designers, backend engineers, and product teams to ensure seamless integration and high-quality performance. Responsibilities include writing clean, maintainable code, optimizing for device compatibility, and implementing mobile-specific features like GPS, push notifications, and offline access.

How They’ll Help Your Company

By delivering feature-rich, user-friendly mobile apps, these developers help your business increase customer satisfaction, retention, and revenue. A well-built app can serve as a 24/7 brand touchpoint—driving loyalty, improving service accessibility, and gathering real-time data on user behavior. They transform your mobile presence into a competitive edge that scales with your growth.

Key Skills & Tools

Languages – Proficient in Swift, Kotlin, Dart, or Java for robust native development.
Frameworks – Skilled in Flutter, React Native, and Xamarin for efficient cross-platform builds.
APIs & Integration – Experience connecting with RESTful APIs, third-party SDKs, and cloud services.
Mobile UI/UX – Strong grasp of mobile design patterns and Human Interface Guidelines (HIG).
Testing & Debugging – Uses tools like XCTest, Espresso, and Firebase Test Lab for stable releases.
Version Control – Proficient in Git and collaborative workflows with GitHub or Bitbucket.
Deployment – Familiar with app store submission, code signing, and release cycles for iOS and Android.