Flutter Developer Internship cum Job Opportunity

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.