5 mobile app developer jobs found

Work setting:  Edinburgh-based (in-person or hybrid) Job type:  Freelance / Contract (with potential for a long-term role) Job description We're a small Edinburgh team building an interactive tourism app, a fun, story-driven way for travellers to explore cities, with a gamification element. We're looking for a talented mobile app developer to help bring the first version to life. This is a freelance contract to begin with, ideal for someone who enjoys early-stage projects and wants genuine ownership of what they build. For the right person, there's a clear path to a paid, long-term role as the project grows. You'd be working closely with the founder to build a cross-platform mobile app for iOS and Android, including features like maps, audio playback, in-app purchases, and user accounts. Whether you're an experienced developer or a recent graduate with a strong portfolio, we'd love to hear from you. What we're looking for Experience...

Mindrift is looking for skilled Mobile App Developers (React Native, Flutter, Swift, or Kotlin) to join the Tendem project (https://tendem.ai/) and build native and cross-platform mobile applications within our hybrid AI + human environment. In this role, as an AI Pilot - that 's how we refer to this position at Mindrift - you 'll collaborate with Tendem Agents that handle repetitive tasks, while you provide mobile engineering expertise, platform-specific judgment, and quality control to ensure apps are stable, performant, and ready for real users on real devices. This part-time remote opportunity is ideal for professionals with hands-on experience shipping iOS and/or Android apps, working with platform APIs, and handling the full mobile development lifecycle.   What We Do The Mindrift platform connects specialists with AI projects from major tech innovators. Our mission is to unlock the potential of Generative AI by tapping into real-world expertise from across the...

Work setting: Edinburgh-based (in-person or hybrid) Job type: Freelance / Contract (with potential for a long-term role) Job description We're a small Edinburgh team building an interactive tourism app, a fun, story-driven way for travellers to explore cities, with a gamification element. We're looking for a talented mobile app developer to help bring the first version to life. This is a freelance contract to begin with, ideal for someone who enjoys early-stage projects and wants genuine ownership of what they build. For the right person, there's a clear path to a paid, long-term role as the project grows. You'd be working closely with the founder to build a cross-platform mobile app for iOS and Android, including features like maps, audio playback, in-app purchases, and user accounts. Whether you're an experienced developer or a recent graduate with a strong portfolio, we'd love to hear from you. What we're looking for Experience building and...

About the Role We're looking to bring on a developer we can work with long term. A degree and formal experience are a bonus, but not essential. We've worked with excellent developers who simply haven't had the chance to showcase their ability through traditional routes, so what matters most to us is a strong portfolio and the right skills. Education Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field (Optional) Experience Minimum 2 years of professional software development experience, with demonstrable mobile app work (Optional) Required Skills Cross-platform mobile development: iOS and Android from one codebase (React Native or Flutter preferred, or native Swift + Kotlin) GPS, geolocation & geofencing: accurate location capture, geofencing, and calculating distance, direction and dispersion from location data Third-party API integration: connecting and handling data from multiple external services reliably...

Role Overview We are looking for subject matter experts who are Freelance or Associate Trainer and will deliver all IT Infrastructure Track modules in a live or in-person format. Working with high-potential banking and financial professionals, the Trainer is responsible for facilitating technical instruction, guiding virtual lab exercises, assessing participant progress, and supporting learners through action learning projects and a final programme Hackathon. This role demands both deep technical expertise and the ability to connect complex infrastructure concepts to a regulated financial services environment. The Trainer is not simply a subject matter expert — they are a programme ambassador, expected to reflect the quality and rigour the client organisation demands from a premium training partnership. The training can take place in the GCC regions.   Key Responsibilities • Deliver IT Infrastructure Track modules at a high instructional standard,...