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Shape the future of intelligent machinery. Join Marvik to build mobile experiences that connect people with real-world, connected hardware. Want to work with cutting-edge technologies on long-term, strategic projects that combine Mobile Development, IoT, and connected hardware? 🚀📱 At Marvik, we are leading the next evolution of smart machinery — integrating voice interaction, computer vision, and connected experiences into physical products operating in real environments. As this ecosystem grows, mobile apps are becoming a key touchpoint for how people interact with intelligent machines, monitor operations, and manage connected devices remotely. 🌟 What do we offer?: Challenging, real-world projects: build mobile products that connect users directly to intelligent, physical machinery — not just another CRUD app. Full ownership of the mobile app experience, working closely with backend, embedded, and cloud teams. Strategic growth: join an expanding team with long-term potential for ownership, leadership, and professional development. Great team culture: highly motivated, collaborative, and talented professionals who elevate each other. Flexible work style: opportunity to work remotely with global, high-impact clients. 🧑🏻💻 Responsibilities: Design, build, and ship mobile applications — native (iOS or Android) or cross-platform (React Native/Flutter) — that interact with connected devices, sensors, and cloud services. Integrate the app with existing RESTful/GraphQL APIs: authentication, real-time data sync, and device connectivity. Integrate mobile apps with IoT platforms, Bluetooth/BLE, and push notifications. Collaborate directly with clients and cross-functional engineering teams, building trust and maintaining smooth technical communication. Ensure app performance, reliability, and security across devices and real-world usage conditions. 🤝 If you have: Solid experience as a mobile developer: native (Swift for iOS, or Kotlin for Android) OR cross-platform (React Native or Flutter) — not necessarily both. Experience integrating mobile apps with RESTful/GraphQL APIs and third-party services. Strong Ownership & Soft Skills: collaborative, proactive, independent, and clear in technical communication. A team player who builds trust with clients and peers. Advanced English level: excellent verbal and written communication skills to interact directly with international client teams. Required tools: Git, CI/CD, and App Store/Play Store release processes. 🦾 It’s a plus: Hands-on experience connecting mobile apps to embedded hardware or connected machinery. Familiarity with Bluetooth/BLE, MQTT, or other IoT device communication protocols. Exposure to Over-The-Air (OTA) updates and Cloud IoT architectures (AWS/Azure IoT). Background in domains such as Robotics, IoT, Automotive, or Industrial Machinery.
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In your interview, expect this: 'Walk me through the last time you had to debug something that took you more than an hour. What was it, what did you try first, and what would you do differently?' Hiring managers ask this to see if you think systematically or just try random fixes. Have a real example ready with specifics.