Engineering Manager

Mobile Engineering Intern

Build mobile software people actually use.

AbleCredit builds software for complex enterprise workflows where AI, APIs, business rules, human decisions, and real-world operations have to work together reliably. We care about building products that work in production - not just in demos. As a mobile engineering intern, you won't spend four months on a disposable internship project. You'll work with our engineers on real application features and learn how production mobile software behaves outside perfect Wi-Fi and simulator environments.

What You'll Build?

• Build and improve features in our production mobile applications.

• Work with camera, audio, permissions, storage, networking, and other device capabilities.

• Handle real-world mobile conditions such as slow networks, interrupted uploads, background execution, and app lifecycle changes.

• Integrate mobile experiences with backend APIs and services.

• Debug crashes and functional issues using logs, device tools, and observability.

• Write tests and participate in code reviews, releases, and technical discussions.

What We're Looking For?

• Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Computer Science or a related discipline.

• Strong programming fundamentals and curiosity about how mobile systems work.

• Experience building at least one meaningful Android, iOS, Flutter, or React Native application.

• Comfort with Git, APIs, JSON, and basic debugging.

• Ability to learn independently, ask good questions, and take feedback.

Bonus Points

• Kotlin, Swift, Flutter/Dart, React Native, or TypeScript experience.

• Published app, substantial side project, hackathon product, or open-source contribution.

• Experience with camera/audio APIs, local storage, background jobs, or offline-first applications.

What You'll Gain?

You'll learn how mobile features move from product idea to production: architecture, implementation, testing, code review, release, telemetry, and debugging. High-performing interns may be considered for a full time engineering role.