2 of 2 Contract Mobile Applications Developer Jobs in the UK excluding London

Exciting Opportunity: Mobile App Developer (Lancashire, UK) Are you a talented Mobile App Developer ready to make an impact? Our client is a dynamic organisation based in Lancashire, UK, currently seeking a creative individual to join their team on a contract basis. This is your chance to work on cutting-edge mobile … innovative, cross-platform solutions. Initial 6 months 5 days a week on-site Outside IR35 £300-£400 per day ASAP Start Key Responsibilities: - Develop cross-platform mobile applications using React Native , ensuring robust and scalable solutions. - Utilise your expertise in JavaScript, Swift, or Kotlin to deliver high-quality code. - Design and build intuitive user interfaces that enhance … Collaborate with backend teams to ensure cohesive development and system integration. - Optimise application performance to ensure responsiveness and efficiency. - Stay updated with the latest trends and developments in mobile technology. This contract role offers an incredible opportunity to work with our client's forward-thinking team and showcase your mobile development talents. If you're motivated More ❯

Robert Half are recruiting for a Contract Mobile Application Developer for a short-term engagement focused on code review, documentation, and recommendations for performance and efficiency improvements . The application is live on both Android and iOS , and the codebase is built using Xamarin (C#) with separate platform projects and a shared core. Key Responsibilities: Conduct … recommendations for future development and maintenance Key Technical Requirements: Strong experience with Xamarin.Forms or Xamarin Native (Android/iOS) Proficiency in C# , .NET , and Visual Studio Familiarity with mobile architecture , dependency injection , and cross-platform patterns Understanding of app store deployment and build configurations Key Soft Skills: Strong analytical and diagnostic skills Clear and concise technical communication Ability More ❯