Senior Mobile Developer

Requirement Key Responsibilities: Facilitate effective communication with client project stakeholders regarding project status and recommendations. Act as a force multiplier by orchestrating AI coding tools to rapidly scaffold Capacitor plugin interfaces, boilerplate UI, and test suites. Review and correct AI-generated code across a multi-language stack (TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift), quickly identifying and rectifying AI hallucinations or deprecated API usage, especially regarding hardware permissions and native interactions. Architect and build the native bridge allowing the JavaScript WebView to communicate with native hardware seamlessly, handling asynchronous high-frequency data streams (like BLE payloads) without bottlenecking the UI thread. Lead the Phase 1 Android implementation by developing robust background services, managing complex BLE connections (GAP, GATT, MTU negotiations), and ensuring battery-optimized hardware communication. Design TypeScript Capacitor interfaces with cross-platform foresight, ensuring the Android API design can be smoothly replicated in Swift/CoreBluetooth during the Phase 2 iOS expansion. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver a world-class mobile experience. Stay up-to-date with the latest trends in React Native, TypeScript, Expo and mobile development. Responsibilities: Key Responsibilities: Facilitate effective communication with client project stakeholders regarding project status and recommendations. Act as a force multiplier by orchestrating AI coding tools to rapidly scaffold Capacitor plugin interfaces, boilerplate UI, and test suites. Review and correct AI-generated code across a multi-language stack (TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift), quickly identifying and rectifying AI hallucinations or deprecated API usage, especially regarding hardware permissions and native interactions. Architect and build the native bridge allowing the JavaScript WebView to communicate with native hardware seamlessly, handling asynchronous high-frequency data streams (like BLE payloads) without bottlenecking the UI thread. Lead the Phase 1 Android implementation by developing robust background services, managing complex BLE connections (GAP, GATT, MTU negotiations), and ensuring battery-optimized hardware communication. Design TypeScript Capacitor interfaces with cross-platform foresight, ensuring the Android API design can be smoothly replicated in Swift/CoreBluetooth during the Phase 2 iOS expansion. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver a world-class mobile experience. Stay up-to-date with the latest trends in React Native, TypeScript, Expo and mobile development. Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications: Strong Web-to-Native framework experience (Ionic, Capacitor, or similar) – minimum 5 years. Deep Native Android experience (Kotlin/Java) – minimum 3+ years, specifically with background services, thread management, and modern Android permission models (Android 12+). Advanced Native BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) expertise – profound understanding of GATT/GAP, connection stability, auto-reconnections, and MTU size negotiations on native Android. AI-Augmented Development proficiency – hands-on experience driving AI code assistants (Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude) and engineering context for multi-language stacks. Custom Plugin Development – proven ability to write custom native code and expose it to the JavaScript layer via modern plugin APIs (Capacitor preferred). Solid understanding of mobile app performance optimization techniques. Exceptional problem-solving skills with a focus on debugging complex web-to-native hardware bridges and delivering clean, maintainable code. Strong communication skills and ability to work collaboratively in a team environment. English proficiency. Desired Familiarity with iOS native development (Swift, CoreBluetooth) to ensure smooth cross-platform architectural design for future phases. Strong understanding of local databases (e.g., SQLite, Realm) and offline-first mobile app strategies.