Mobile Development Job Market Trends

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Flutter Developer

400-800
Employers
+87%
Growth

Specializes in building cross-platform mobile applications using the Flutter framework from Google. Ensures seamless performance and visual consistency across multiple devices.

React Native Developer

500-1K
Employers
+58%
Growth

A role focusing on the development of mobile applications using the React Native framework. Essential for creating cross-platform apps that work seamlessly on both iOS and Android devices.

Flutterflow

50-100
Employers
+57%
Growth

A no-code platform for designing and developing mobile applications, catering to both novices and experienced developers. It allows users to build visually appealing apps without extensive programming knowledge, accelerating the app development process.

Swift Developer

50-100
Employers
+57%
Growth

A professional skilled in creating applications using the Swift programming language, predominantly for Apple platforms like iOS and macOS. Responsible for designing, coding, testing, and maintaining apps with user-friendly interfaces and performance optimization.

Firebase

1.75K-3.5K
Employers
+43%
Growth

A platform developed by Google for building mobile and web applications, providing tools for authentication, databases, analytics, and more.

Dart (Software)

700-1.4K
Employers
+39%
Growth

A programming language developed by Google, used for building web, server, and mobile applications, particularly with the Flutter framework.

SwiftUI

800-1.6K
Employers
+35%
Growth

A framework by Apple for building user interfaces across all Apple platforms with the power of Swift.

Android iOS Developer

70-140
Employers
+34%
Growth

Builds applications for Android and iOS devices, ensuring compatibility and performance across both mobile platforms. They work with programming languages like Java, Kotlin, Swift, and Objective-C.

Flutter (Framework)

2K-4K
Employers
+31%
Growth

An open-source UI software development kit by Google, used to build natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase.