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Flutter Developer (Cross-Platform Apps) Devi Technologies

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devitechsAustin (TX)

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About the role

Responsibilities: Build cross-platform mobile applications for Android and iOS using Flutter and Dart. Develop visually appealing UI using Flutter widgets, animations, and custom components. Integrate third‐party APIs, Firebase services, and cloud backend systems. Work with state management architectures such as Provider, Bloc, MobX, or Riverpod. Optimize app rendering performance and ensure 60fps smooth transitions. Debug application issues using Dart DevTools and Flutter Inspector. Write clean, maintainable code following modular and reusable component design. Work with native APIs by implementing platform channels where required. Conduct unit, integration, and widget testing for stable releases. Manage application styling, theming, and responsive layouts for multiple devices. Collaborate with UI/UX designers to align design specifications with implementation. Integrate push notifications, authentication modules, and payment gateways. Implement local data persistence using SQLite, Hive, or shared preferences. Work with Git, branching strategies, and code review processes. Publish builds to Play Store and App Store in coordination with DevOps teams. Collaborate with backend developers to define data structures and optimize API integration. Participate in Agile ceremonies and ensure timely delivery of sprints. Document code architecture, API usage, and developer guides. Monitor production performance via logging, crash reports, and analytics dashboards. Constantly explore Flutter updates and adopt new best practices.

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