Flutter Mobile Engineer

Quick Facts Role: Flutter Developer for a new iOS product Focus: Greenfield iOS development with Flutter and technical ownership AI-assisted development: Supervision and code correctness Description Take technical ownership of a new iOS product and lead greenfield development independently. Convert product requirements into engineering decisions and build the surrounding iOS/low-level context as needed. Supervise AI-assisted development—review generated code and verify implementations are correct and high quality. Responsibilities Take technical ownership of a new PreEmptive product for iOS Drive greenfield implementation by breaking product needs into engineering tasks and decisions Develop with Flutter and build understanding of iOS and low-level technology as required Investigate, collaborate, and use AI tools to resolve unfamiliar technical problems Use Claude Code daily while maintaining responsibility for correctness and quality Support adjacent engineering tasks, including build and delivery workflows, when required Requirements 3+ years of hands-on Flutter engineering experience Ability to lead greenfield product development and own technical delivery as the single engineer allocated to the product Critical thinking to break down complex problems, identify unknowns, and ask useful questions of teammates and AI agents Ability to supervise AI-assisted development, review generated code, and verify intended outcomes Willingness to learn and contribute outside the primary stack, including C++ packages, front-end tasks, and CI/CD Upper-intermediate English level Benefits Professional growth via mentorship, TechTalks, and personalized growth roadmaps Competitive, USD-based compensation plus budgets for education, fitness, and team activities Flexible schedule with remote and office options

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