Mobile Skills

10 skills Β· 128 open positions
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The Mobile category covers native and cross-platform app development across iOS and Android ecosystems, spanning 47 remote roles. React Native leads demand by a wide margin with 15 openings, followed by iOS (7) and Android (5), while Swift, Flutter, Core Data, and MVVM round out the specialized skill set.

React Native

45 open jobs

React Native is a framework for building native mobile apps for iOS and Android using React and JavaScript. It lets teams share code across platforms, making it valuable for cost-effective mobile development.

iOS

25 open jobs

iOS is Apple's mobile operating system for iPhone and iPad. Employers seek iOS skills to build and maintain native mobile apps for Apple devices.

Android

18 open jobs

Android is Google's mobile operating system for building apps that run on billions of devices. Employers seek Android skills to develop and maintain mobile applications for the platform.

Apple

11 open jobs

Apple platform development covers building software for iOS, macOS, and other Apple ecosystems. Employers seek this expertise to create apps for Apple's widely used devices.

Mobile Development

7 open jobs

Mobile development covers building applications for iOS, Android, and cross-platform frameworks. It is a high-demand skill for reaching users on smartphones and tablets.

Flutter

7 open jobs

Flutter is Google's UI toolkit for building natively compiled mobile, web, and desktop apps from one codebase. It is in demand for cross-platform mobile development.

Swift

6 open jobs

Swift is Apple's programming language for building iOS, macOS, and other Apple-platform applications. It is prized for safe, modern, and performant native development.

Mac Catalyst

4 open jobs

Mac Catalyst is Apple's technology for bringing iPad apps to macOS with a shared codebase. Employers value it for efficiently extending iOS apps to the Mac platform.

MVVM

3 open jobs

MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) is an architectural pattern that separates UI from business logic, commonly used in mobile and desktop app development. It helps create testable, maintainable applications.

Core Data

2 open jobs

Core Data is Apple's framework for managing and persisting object data in iOS and macOS applications. Employers value it for building apps with robust local data storage.