Mobile Application Developer
startteColumbia (MO)
About the role
Mobile Application Developer (.NET MAUI)
Location: Remote
- Type: Full-time, W-2
- Start: Immediately
About the Role:
Startte, LLC is seeking a Mobile Application Developer to lead development of the iOS and Android applications What You'll DoDesign, build, and maintain cross-platform iOS and Android apps in .NET MAUI.Own offline-first data storage and synchronization with SQLite, including conflict resolution and keeping syncs under 60 seconds. Integrate the apps with a .NET microservices and API gateway back end hosted on Microsoft Azure. Write unit and automated UI tests, and take part in each sprint's regression and performance testing. Build accessible mobile interfaces that meet Section 508 and WCAG 2.x AA.Package and distribute builds for testing and production, and support user acceptance testing. Update architecture documents, user guides, and security documentation as features change. Provide Tier 3 production support, including taking part in an on-call rotation for severity 1 incidents.
Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field, or an associate's degree plus 2 more years of relevant experience 5+ years of professional mobile or .NET development
- Hands-on .NET MAUI or Xamarin.
- Forms experience shipping production iOS and Android apps
- Offline data storage and sync experience with SQLite or a similar local database
- Strong C# and experience consuming REST APIsAgile/Scrum experience with Jira or Azure DevOps, Git, and CI/CD pipelines
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust background investigation
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience on federal systems, Experience with mobile authentication using OIDC/OAuth2 or federal single sign-onMapping or GIS integration experience, especially Esri ArcGISMobile device management (MDM) or enterprise app distribution experience Section 508 mobile accessibility testing experience
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