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Senior Native App Developer
AKQA · Auckland
Job description
About the role
AKQA is looking for a Senior Native App Developer to join its Technology discipline. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to design, build and evolve world‑class iOS and/or Android applications, applying a mature agile methodology and ensuring high standards of delivery and governance.
Key responsibilities
- Develop native mobile applications end‑to‑end across the full app lifecycle.
- Define implementation work, assess feasibility and communicate delivery impact.
- Provide accurate estimates, report progress and meet deadlines.
- Write performant, reliable and maintainable code.
- Collaborate with Experience Design to deliver high‑fidelity, platform‑appropriate UI.
- Integrate with external systems and APIs, optimise performance and troubleshoot defects.
- Contribute to continuous improvement and share knowledge within the team.
Required profile
- 5+ years of experience building native iOS and/or Android apps.
- Strong understanding of common frameworks, libraries and design patterns.
- Proven track record delivering high‑quality mobile applications.
- Comfortable working in DevOps/continuous delivery environments and agile teams.
Required skills
- Swift and/or Kotlin programming.
- iOS SDK and/or Android SDK.
- RESTful API integration.
- Multi‑threading and concurrency handling.
- Unit‑tested, testable code practices.
- DevOps and continuous delivery pipelines.
What we offer
- Hybrid work model with required in‑office days and flexible WFH options.
- Opportunities for continuous learning, personal and professional development.
- Inclusive, innovative culture within a leading global agency.
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