Senior Mobile & Platform Engineer - iOS/Android, KMP & DevOps

Location: 100% Remote Employment: Full-time, long-term position Start date: As soon as possible after selection and agreement Salary: Based on experience, technical expertise, and level of responsibility About Us We are developing a mobile application that combines real-world interactions with location and proximity technologies.

Our team uses AI coding tools and autonomous coding agents to accelerate development, improve engineering workflows, and share practical knowledge. We are looking for a senior engineer who can connect mobile development, backend services, databases, and infrastructure into a reliable development and delivery process.

Job Description

We are seeking an experienced Senior Mobile & Platform Engineer who can work across Android and iOS, contribute to our Kotlin Multiplatform architecture, and support our dedicated developers on both platforms.

Your main focus will be enabling the team to deliver effectively: resolving technical challenges, maintaining shared components, improving development workflows, and managing the backend and infrastructure that support the application. You will also contribute directly to implementation where needed.

Depending on your experience and suitability, the role may include technical team leadership for our Android and iOS developers. Strong GitHub, GitHub Actions, and runner-management experience is essential. Practical experience with AI-assisted and agentic development is equally important.

Key Responsibilities

Support our Android and iOS developers with technical decisions, debugging, code reviews, and integration challenges. Develop and maintain shared application logic using Kotlin Multiplatform. Contribute to native Android and iOS development where platform-specific work is required.

Maintain a clear architecture across mobile applications, backend services, APIs, and databases. Develop and maintain backend functionality and server-side integrations. Manage database changes, investigate data-related issues