Mobile Development Lead
accentureMorristown (NJ)
Mobile Development Lead
Posted today
accentureMorristown (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will lead mobile app development within Design & Digital Products to create impactful experiences powered by technology. You’ll guide engineers across multi-platform architectures, shaping mobile solutions for clients. You will coordinate with clients and offshore teams to turn requirements into robust technical designs. This position offers the chance to influence mobility strategy and deliver scalable, high-impact apps. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability 401(k)
Responsibilities:
Develop mobile applications and lead a team of engineers Handle mobile app development, architecture, and infrastructure design, and oversee build/deploy across multiple platforms Refine and enhance mobile architectures and frameworks Coordinate with clients and offshore teams and translate client requirements into technical architecture
Key requirements:
7+ years as a software engineer 2+ years leading a team of developers 3+ years hands-on experience in native iOS (Swift) or Android (Java/Kotlin), React Native, Flutter, or Kotlin Multiplatform 2+ years using AI tools (e.g., GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Kiro, Gemini) in the SDLC proven leadership in a team-oriented environment creative and analytical problem-solving excellent communication and interpersonal skills Native iOS (Swift) Android (Java/Kotlin) React Native
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