Mobile App Architect

Job Description

Mobile App Architect Experience: 10 to 15yrs Experienced Mobile App Architect with deep expertise in hybrid mobile app frameworks and a strong background in delivering cross-platform mobile applications. Play a critical role in architecting scalable, high-performing mobile solutions using Ionic , Angular , and Capacitor/Cordova , while ensuring seamless deployment on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store . This is a customer-facing and cross-functional role that involves working closely with stakeholders, designers, developers, QA, and DevOps teams. Key Responsibilities: Design and architect end-to-end mobile application solutions using Ionic Framework with Angular , Capacitor , and Cordova . Lead the development and deployment of Android and iOS apps with consistent performance and UI/UX quality. Collaborate with backend teams to define APIs and system architecture. Guide CI/CD setup and automation for mobile builds and releases. Oversee Play Store and App Store submissions, updates, and maintenance. Ensure apps are secure, maintainable, and meet performance standards. Act as the technical point of contact in customer interactions , understanding requirements and delivering solutions. Lead code reviews, establish best practices, and mentor development teams. Stay updated with the latest mobile technologies and trends. Key Skills & Requirements: Proven experience as a Mobile Architect or Senior Mobile Developer. Strong hands-on experience with Ionic , Angular , Cordova and Capacitor . Proficient in JavaScript (and optionally TypeScript). Understanding of mobile ecosystems: Android (Kotlin/Java) and iOS (Swift/Objective-C) . Experience in CI/CD pipelines for mobile applications (GitHub Actions, Jenkins). Expertise in App Store and Play Store deployment and compliance processes. Excellent communication and collaboration skills in cross-functional teams. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Experience working in a customer-facing or client consulting role. Experience in Ionic 1.3 and AngularJs(1.5) would be an added advantage.