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Ryve is a technology-driven transportation and dispatch company building software that helps transportation providers, dispatchers, drivers, and passengers manage trips more safely and efficiently.
Our platform includes mobile applications and operational tools for managing drivers, trip assignments, real-time trip statuses, GPS and location tracking, driver documentation, notifications, communication, and other important transportation workflows.
We are looking for a highly capable Senior Mobile Application Developer who can take ownership of our mobile technology, solve difficult problems independently, and help us build a reliable platform that works in real-world transportation environments.
This is not a position for someone who only completes assigned tickets. We are looking for a thoughtful developer who understands the complete product, identifies problems before they become serious, proposes better solutions, and takes responsibility for delivering stable, production-ready features.
What You Will Do
- Develop, maintain, and improve Ryve’s driver and transportation mobile applications.
- Build reliable trip, dispatch, driver, and passenger workflows.
- Develop features involving GPS, real-time location tracking, maps, trip statuses, background services, notifications, cameras, and document uploads.
- Integrate mobile applications with backend APIs and third-party services.
- Diagnose and resolve difficult production bugs.
- Improve application performance, reliability, security, and usability.
- Write clean, maintainable, well-documented, and testable code.
- Review existing architecture and recommend practical improvements.
- Work closely with company leadership and operations staff to turn real transportation needs into effective software.
- Monitor application performance and quickly address production issues.
- Use AI development tools to research, build, test, debug, and document software more efficiently.
- Carefully review and validate AI-generated code instead of accepting it without understanding it.
- Take ownership of features from initial planning through deployment and ongoing support.
Required Qualifications
- At least five years of professional mobile application development experience.
- Proven experience developing and releasing production mobile applications.
- Strong knowledge of mobile architecture, application lifecycle, state management, networking, and performance optimization.
- Experience integrating REST APIs, authentication systems, and third-party services.
- Experience with GPS, maps, background location tracking, and push notifications.
- Strong debugging and problem-solving abilities.
- Understanding of application security, permissions, sensitive information, and secure credential handling.
- Experience writing automated tests and verifying production changes.
- Ability to understand an existing codebase and improve it without unnecessarily rebuilding everything.
- Ability to communicate technical problems and recommendations clearly to nontechnical team members.
- Ability to work independently, prioritize effectively, and take responsibility for results.
- Must provide examples of mobile applications personally developed or significantly contributed to.
AI Development Expectations
Ryve actively supports the responsible use of AI-assisted development tools. The successful candidate should know how to use tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Codex, or similar platforms to increase development speed and quality.
However, using AI is not a substitute for engineering ability. Candidates must be able to:
- Give AI tools clear technical context and instructions.
- Review and understand all generated code.
- Recognize incorrect, insecure, or inefficient AI-generated solutions.
- Test and validate output before placing it into production.
- Use AI to accelerate strong engineering judgment—not replace it.
Preferred Experience
- Transportation, dispatch, logistics, rideshare, fleet-management, or delivery applications.
- Driver-facing mobile applications used throughout a working day.
- Real-time trip and driver-status updates.
- Google Maps Platform or similar mapping services.
- Background GPS tracking and battery optimization.
- Camera, video, or document-upload functionality.
- Cloud-based backend systems and real-time databases.
- Application monitoring, crash reporting, and analytics.
- Publishing and maintaining applications in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Who Will Succeed in This Position
The right person is intelligent, curious, practical, and accountable. You enjoy understanding why a problem is happening—not simply applying the first suggested fix. You can move quickly while protecting application quality, security, and reliability.
You should be comfortable working in a growing company where technology directly affects drivers, dispatchers, passengers, and daily transportation operations.
Application Requirements
To be considered, please include:
- Links to at least two production mobile applications you worked on.
- A short explanation of exactly what you personally built in each application.
- An example of a difficult production problem you diagnosed and solved.
- The mobile technologies and frameworks in which you are strongest.
- The AI development tools you use and an example of how they have improved your work.
- An example of a time an AI tool produced an incorrect answer and how you recognized and corrected it.
Candidates who move forward will be invited to complete a short paid technical exercise based on a realistic mobile-development problem.
Ryve NY Inc. is an equal-opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, demonstrated ability, experience, and the requirements of the position.
Pay: $122,762.57 - $145,800.09 per year
Work Location: In person
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in app developer jobs.
- Proficiency in Swift, Kotlin, or a cross-platform framework such as Flutter or React Native
- Experience shipping at least one app to the App Store or Google Play
- Familiarity with RESTful APIs, JSON, and mobile networking patterns
- Understanding of mobile UI/UX guidelines for iOS Human Interface Guidelines or Material Design
- Experience with version control using Git and collaborative development workflows
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or a related technical field
Tips for Your App Developer Job Search
Tailor your portfolio to each platform
Separate your iOS and Android projects clearly, and link to live App Store or Google Play listings where possible. Hiring managers for platform-specific roles want proof you've shipped to production, not just built to a simulator.
Apply early to roles that fit
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Highlight performance metrics in project descriptions
Instead of listing features you built, describe measurable outcomes: load time improvements, crash rate reductions, or user retention lifts. App developer job descriptions frequently ask for candidates who can tie technical work to product impact.
Filter openings by tech stack, not just title
Search for your primary framework, Swift, Kotlin, Flutter, or React Native, alongside the job title. Many postings use varied titles like mobile engineer or software developer, and stack-specific searches surface roles that generic title searches miss.
Prepare a walkthrough of one shipped feature
In technical interviews, expect to walk an interviewer through your architecture decisions on a real feature, including tradeoffs you rejected. Choose a feature that involved offline handling, API integration, or performance constraints, those come up most often.
Negotiate with a competing offer in hand
App developer offers move faster than most software roles when a team has a product deadline. If you have a second offer, disclose it early in negotiation, it gives you a concrete anchor and often accelerates the timeline for a final decision from the hiring team.
App Developer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most app developers?
The companies hiring the most app developers right now include Adidev Technologies, Northwest Bank, and Katmai Government Services, with the largest share of openings in California, Florida, and Michigan, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Demand is concentrated in product-driven companies with consumer-facing mobile apps.
How many app developer jobs are remote?
About 38% of app developer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, making it one of the more flexible roles in software. Cross-platform and React Native positions tend to carry the highest share of remote arrangements, while roles requiring device lab access or on-site sprint collaboration are more likely to be in-person.
How do you become an app developer?
Start by learning a primary platform, iOS with Swift or Android with Kotlin, through structured courses or documentation from Apple and Google. Build and ship at least one app to a public store to demonstrate production experience. From there, deepen your knowledge of architecture patterns like MVVM, then apply to junior or associate roles to grow through real codebases.
Can you get hired as an app developer with little or no experience?
Yes, employers hiring junior app developers consistently prioritize a shipped app over a long resume. Build two or three projects that show different skills, one with API integration, one with local data storage, and one with custom UI, and document your decisions in a README. Apprenticeships and contract roles at smaller studios are common entry points when you're applying without prior employment history.
What does the app developer interview process look like?
Most app developer interviews include a recruiter screen focused on your platform experience, a take-home coding challenge or live coding session in your primary language, and a technical interview where you walk through your architecture decisions on a past project. Later rounds typically involve a system design discussion and a team fit conversation with the product or engineering manager.
Where can I find and apply to app developer jobs?
You can find and apply to app developer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your platform, stack, and seniority level, then apply directly to each listing that fits your background.
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