Senior Mobile App Developer

Overview

About the job:

1. Build end-to-end mobile flows: visa discovery, listings, destination pages, comparison, login/signup, application forms, payments, and status tracking
2. Integrate features like passport upload, document re-upload, push notifications, and support/chat entry points
3. Work closely with backend teams to consume APIs, handle validations, and manage edge cases
4. Ensure smooth user experience with proper loading states, error handling, retries, and performance optimization
5. Take the app from development to a stable, beta-ready launch

Who can apply:

Only those candidates can apply who:

1. have minimum 1 years of experience
2. are from Mumbai only
3. are Computer Science Engineering students

Salary:

₹ 4,80,000 - 5,40,000 /year

Experience:

1 year(s)

Deadline:

2026-05-13 23:59:59

Skills required:

Java, Node.js, React, Flutter, REST API, React Native, iOS, Android, Kotlin, Firebase and Bubble.io

Other Requirements:

1. 1. Strong experience in React Native or Flutter
2. 2. Proven track record of shipping at least one live consumer-facing app
3. 3. Solid experience with API integrations, authentication, file uploads, payments, and push notifications
4. 4. Attention to detail in handling failures, edge cases, and performance
5. 5. Comfortable working in a fast-paced, MVP-driven environment

About Company:

Skill Bharat Association is a national initiative led by school principals, focused on integrating skill-based learning into everyday education across India. The organization empowers school leaders, teachers, and communities by promoting practical education and purposeful leadership. Through initiatives such as the Elite Principals Club, Certified Independent Principals Certification, and a trusted network of school and college suppliers, Skill Bharat drives ground-level change with structured tools and programs. Rooted in respect, innovation, and measurable outcomes, the association also collaborates with UNESCO to align global learning frameworks with the needs of Indian classrooms.