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WeWe are looking for a highly accountable Flutter Developer who will take ownership of cross-platform architecture across Mobile (Android/iOS), Web, and Desktop applications. You will work in an AI-first development environment, where tools like Cursor, ChatGPT, and AI-assisted debugging are mandatory in daily workflow. You are responsible not just for building apps but for ensuring scalability, performance, structured architecture, release stability, and long-term maintainability. Core Ownership You Are Accountable For Cross-platform architecture stabilityState management consistencyAPI integration reliabilityPerformance optimizationVersion release disciplinePreventing production-level crashesMaintaining UI/UX consistency across devices If build failures, performance issues, or architectural mistakes impact delivery, it falls under your review responsibility. Technical Responsibilities Develop and maintain Flutter applications for:AndroidiOSWebWindows/macOS (if required)Implement scalable project architectureManage structured state management (Provider / Riverpod / Bloc or similar)Integrate and validate REST APIsHandle authentication flowsManage local storage and cachingEnsure responsiveness across screen sizesOptimize app performance and reduce rebuild overheadFix memory leaks and lifecycle issuesValidate release builds before deployment Web & Desktop Complexity Handle Flutter Web rendering issuesOptimize performance for browser environmentsManage responsive layouts for large screensEnsure cross-browser compatibilityAddress desktop input handling (keyboard/mouse events)Maintain consistent behavior across platforms Operational & Delivery Responsibility Break down features into structured development tasksProvide realistic effort estimationsMaintain clean folder structure and documentationFollow strict Git version control practicesValidate builds before sharing with QASupport production deployment processMaintain release notes and change logsIdentify architectural risks early AI-Integrated Responsibilities Use AI tools (Cursor, ChatGPT, AI debugging assistants) dailyUse AI for:Widget refactoringState management structuringPerformance optimization suggestionsCode review assistanceBug analysisImprove development productivity using AI without compromising quality AI usage is mandatory. Manual-only workflow is not acceptable. Required Skills Strong knowledge of Flutter and DartExperience building multi-platform appsClear understanding of app architectureStrong knowledge of state managementExperience integrating REST APIsStrong debugging skillsKnowledge of Git workflowsStrong understanding of UI responsivenessExperience using AI development tools like Cursor (Mandatory)Good communication skillsCandidate must be from Kerala Good to Have Firebase experienceExperience with desktop app buildsKnowledge of performance profiling toolsCI/CD understandingExperience publishing apps to Play Store / App Store What This Role Is Not Not just UI developmentNot limited to screen implementationNot limited to fixing small bugs This is a multi-platform ownership role requiring structured thinking, discipline, and delivery accountability. .
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