Mobile Engineer Jobs in Minnesota
Mobile Engineer jobs in Minnesota are concentrated in the Twin Cities metro, with additional hiring activity in Rochester and Duluth, where companies like Target, Best Buy, and Mayo Clinic maintain strong technology teams. The role covers iOS and Android development, cross-platform frameworks such as React Native and Flutter, and embedded mobile systems tied to healthcare and retail applications. Demand reaches from associate-level engineers to senior architects leading platform strategy. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Punch Through is a design and engineering firm specializing in connected medical device development. For more than 15 years, we’ve helped innovators bring secure, reliable, and compliant products to market, building technology that improves lives and creates lasting impact. Take a look at our website, and you’ll see what we mean.
Punch Through is growing, with a variety of medical and non-medical projects in progress and new ones kicking off soon. This is where you come in. You’ll work closely with mobile engineers to design and build native iOS or Android applications that power our clients’ connected device ecosystems. We are looking to hire a student studying Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a similar technical field with a software emphasis for an internship.
As an Associate Software Engineer with a Mobile focus, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to a variety of projects, from quick-turn proofs of concept to multi-year development programs, designing and building solutions from the ground up, all the way through to launch and scale. You have the ability to start part-time during the Spring semester, allowing you to dig in when you start full-time in the Summer.
We know you are a student and haven't yet started your professional career. What we look at is beyond your academic qualifications—we look at your grit and passion for learning. We want to hear about your personal or extracurricular projects and the problems that you’ve solved. We’d especially love to hear about projects involving mobile apps, Raspberry Pi, or other software passion projects.
This position is hybrid. Our hybrid positions are for those located in the Minneapolis/ Saint Paul MN area and have in-office days on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and in-person team collaboration when you feel it’s necessary. The in-office days have ample opportunities to connect with your team mates through provided lunch, afternoon happy hour, and more!
Whether in the office or at home, we offer desk setups to allow you to work comfortably wherever you are.
We participate in the E-Verify hiring process.
Internship · Minneapolis, MN 55401
Responsibilities:
Develop mobile application software for connected products.
Learn new engineering topics and solve problems.
Contribute to and review architecture design for mobile apps and their connected products.
Deliver verbal and written status updates to clients’ engineers and stakeholders, and incorporate feedback into your next development iteration.
Contribute to and review design and product requirement specifications.
Demonstrate independence and a decreasing need for work direction to succeed in engineering tasks.
Remain ego-free, willing to learn from other team engineers, and ask for help when the need arises.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of best practices and processes within the software engineering team.
Contribute to Punch Through culture by proudly being yourself and striving to be great today and better tomorrow.
Skills & Qualifications:
Desire and curiosity to learn new things.
Sophomore or Junior college student pursuing a Bachelor's degree program in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or another technical field with a software emphasis.
Ability to intern for a minimum of a full year before undergraduate graduation.
Ability to commit to working 40 hours/week during summer and 15-20 hours/week during school.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively discuss complex ideas in a simple, straightforward manner.
Experience in at least one of the following programming languages: C++, Java, Kotlin, Objective-C, or Swift.
Experience with team software development utilizing Git,or other tools for development within a shared codebase.
Experience with software development for iOS or Android devices.
You are definitely the one we are looking for if you:
Are a “doer” who can code independently with direction from others, but also raise questions when they uncover them.
Are driven by curiosity and view collaboration as a learning opportunity.
Understand how to communicate progress clearly and proactively ask for help when encountering a challenge.
Have some experience in mobile-related projects outside of normal coursework.
Have experience with Python or shell scripting languages.
Have experience with a variety of toolchains and development environments.
Have experience with Bluetooth Low Energy or other wireless protocols.
Are familiar with Agile software development processes
Have experience interacting with clients.
Have experience writing or working with automated testing or CI/CD pipelines.
Have experience with unit testing and/or UI testing, and how to write modular, testable code that can support these testing needs is a plus.
Perks & Benefits:
$27.50/hour paid internship
401k
Sick Time
Jury Duty Leave
Bereavement Leave
Commuter Benefits
Company Trips: All employees come together twice a year for a three-day offsite. Enjoy meeting your remote colleagues, team building, continuous improvement opportunities, and a lot of fun!
Fist Bump Awards: Nominate your fellow team members who have gone above and beyond to be recognized for their contributions, and the company will provide them with an experience (ex., a weekend away at a cabin!) as a thank you!
Company-sponsored Lunch & Happy hours: We offer in-office lunch on Tuesdays & Wednesdays. Each Wednesday we have an afternoon happy hour to spend some social time with your co-workers.
Lunch & Learns: Expand your skill set by teaching and learning with your peers.
Book Club: Discuss and share your thoughts on the book employees choose each month.
Onsite Gym Membership & Secured Bike Room: Fitness and commuting to work is easy with a free gym membership and a secure bike room to store your vehicle.
Our Culture Statement
At Punch Through, our culture is the foundation of everything we do. We’ve intentionally built a work environment that supports our people—both in and outside the workplace—so you can do your best work, grow your skills, and thrive as an individual. That support doesn’t just benefit our team; it enables us to deliver better results for our clients because great products don’t happen without a great team behind them.
Here, you’ll work in an environment rooted in empathy and understanding. We understand that life outside of work can be unpredictable, and we make it possible to show up as yourself without penalty. You’ll know the “why” behind decisions because we’re transparent about how they’re made, and you’ll have the freedom to own your work without being micromanaged. If something doesn’t go as planned, it’s treated as a learning opportunity, not a reason to point fingers. And when challenges come up, you won’t face them alone; the team rallies to solve them together.
We also know how to stay focused without losing our sense of fun. Creativity and curiosity are built into the job, helping us solve problems in smarter ways and making the process more enjoyable. We celebrate wins and make space to connect as people, not just coworkers. That balance of focus and enjoyment is a big part of why people stay here—the work matters, the team has your back, and the day-to-day experience is sustainable and rewarding.
All About You
Skills: You are an engineer who can develop mobile software for connected products. At Punch Through, this goes beyond just turning specifications into code. As a design services company, we work with clients at all phases of the product life cycle. This means your work will likely touch architecture design and specification development as well. Regardless of what you’re working on, it should be approached with careful consideration of engineering tradeoffs between technical fitness, scope, and schedule in order to make decisions that best serve the client’s needs.
Communication: At Punch Through, we believe in transparency, not only as a company, but as an approach for working with clients. We value clear, honest, and frequent communication. As an engineer, you’ll contribute to and potentially lead the communication of technical details and project direction with our client stakeholders.
Curiosity: We believe that if you aren’t curious about how the world works or you don’t challenge expectations, then you will never grow. Our team members relate with each other in large part due to our passion for learning and growing.
Independence: You’ll work as a developer on real mobile software projects, so you must be motivated to operate and work independently. With that said, we are huge believers in collaborative efforts, so you can expect to work with an engineering mentor who will provide guidance and act as a resource for support and assistance when necessary.
Collaboration: We know that when we work together, everything is better. At Punch Through, collaboration is our preferred approach. As an engineer, you’ll work with teammates from a variety of disciplines to accomplish a range of tasks. This includes technical tasks such as evaluating engineering and architectural approaches for systems that include components from embedded electronics to firmware to mobile to web.
Growth: Be great today, be better tomorrow. One of the unifying characteristics of the Punch Through team is a drive for continuous personal improvement. As an engineer at Punch Through, you’ll work in an environment that leads to technical and non-technical growth, both organically through work and communication with others, as well as through a structured, focused approach that involves mentorship with a senior engineer.
Part of creating this environment of growth is making sure people feel comfortable to ask questions and make mistakes. As such, all our engineers strive to be ego-free and focus on working together with the team and clients, not against. Punch Through is a place where people feel comfortable saying what’s on their mind. All team members are encouraged to share their thoughts, regardless of whether it is specifically related to their position. This includes contributing to the continuous improvement of best practices and processes within the software engineering team and participating in the growth of the overall company culture.
If this resonates with you, odds are you'll fit right in. If that’s the case, we want to hear from you! Please apply today! We look forward to getting to know you.
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Top Industries Hiring
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What Minnesota Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in mobile engineer jobs across Minnesota.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or a closely related field
- Proficiency in Swift, Kotlin, or React Native for native and cross-platform mobile development
- Experience building and shipping production mobile applications on iOS or Android
- Familiarity with RESTful APIs, cloud services, and mobile CI/CD pipelines
- Strong understanding of mobile UI/UX principles and accessibility standards
- Ability to collaborate with product and design teams in an agile development environment
Mobile Engineer Jobs in Minnesota: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a mobile engineer in Minnesota?
Minnesota does not require a state-issued license for mobile engineers, so the path runs through education and demonstrated experience. Most employers expect a bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or a related discipline, though strong portfolios from bootcamp graduates are accepted at many Twin Cities technology firms and healthcare organizations. Building shipped applications on the App Store or Google Play and contributing to open-source projects are the most effective ways to establish credibility early in your career.
Which companies hire mobile engineers in Minnesota?
Minnesota mobile engineer roles are posted by CBRE, Punch Through, and JLL and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Minnesota's concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters in the Twin Cities, along with a well-established healthcare technology sector anchored in Rochester, means mobile engineering demand comes from both consumer-facing and enterprise application teams.
Which Minnesota cities have the most mobile engineer jobs?
Minneapolis, Eden Prairie, and Eagan account for the majority of mobile engineer openings in Minnesota. The Twin Cities drive most of the volume because major corporate headquarters and a dense cluster of technology and healthcare firms are based there, while Rochester benefits from the scale of Mayo Clinic's digital health and application development teams.
Are there remote mobile engineer jobs in Minnesota?
Yes, and more than most fields. About 83% of mobile engineer openings tied to Minnesota are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how well the role's core work translates to distributed teams. Front-end and cross-platform development tasks are the most consistently offered remotely, while roles requiring close integration with on-site hardware or enterprise security infrastructure tend to stay hybrid or in-office.
How can I get hired as a mobile engineer in Minnesota with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is landing a junior or associate mobile developer role at a mid-size Twin Cities technology company or a healthcare IT team, where project volume gives early-career engineers hands-on exposure quickly. Target and Best Buy both run rotational technology programs that include mobile engineering tracks. Building a portfolio of two or three complete, published applications and earning a Google Associate Android Developer or Apple's Swift certification gives candidates a concrete credential that compensates for limited professional history.
Where can I find and apply to mobile engineer jobs in Minnesota?
You can find and apply to mobile engineer jobs in Minnesota on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers hiring across the state right now. Search the available roles, identify the ones that match your skills and experience level, and apply directly to the positions that fit.
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