Flutter Mobile Developer

Flutter Mobile Developer
- Flutter / Mobile
- Remote

Are you the kind of Flutter developer who wants your work actually used at scale, not just shipped and forgotten?

We're working with an established technology business who build a suite of mobile applications connecting into their backend platform. One of their biggest customers is Amazon, which means you're working at a genuinely huge scale of data and usage, even in a role like this.

This position is 100% remote, though you must be UK based

What you'll be doing

This isn't a "build one screen and move on" kind of role.

You'll be:

* Developing and maintaining cross-platform mobile apps in Flutter, for iOS and Android

* Working mostly Flutter-to-API - consuming and helping design REST APIs that connect into the wider platform

* Writing clean, testable code and contributing to code reviews

* Working alongside web and embedded teams to deliver joined-up solutions

* Getting involved in sprint planning and technical scoping, not just picking up tickets

What they care about

Yes, they want solid Flutter experience.

But more than that, they want:

* Someone who can work independently and make sound calls without needing everything signed off

* A genuine team player - someone who'll support less experienced colleagues as much as learn from more experienced ones

* Someone who communicates clearly, both with developers and with non-technical stakeholders

This is very much a junior-to-mid level role. Don't be put off by how the JD reads - in real terms, this comes down to solid, hands-on Flutter experience.

The technical bit

* 2+ years' professional experience building mobile apps in Flutter, across iOS and Android

* Experience designing, building and consuming REST APIs

* Comfortable with Flutter state management (Bloc or similar)

* Baseline computer science knowledge - think "what is a database index," not deep CS theory

Why this is worth a look

Most junior-to-mid Flutter roles have you working on something small, internal, or low-stakes.

This one doesn't.

* Your work runs on real, high-volume infrastructure - not a sandbox

* You'll work closely with web and embedded teams, picking up a broader view of the platform than a typical mobile-only role gives you

* There's room to develop technically here, with support from a team that genuinely shares knowledge rather than siloing it