Mobile Developer

Product, engineering and support teams work out of offices in Kathmandu, Bagmati Province and two nearshore delivery centres. Karmacharya Software employs 830 people across engineering hubs in Kathmandu and three other locations, building ERP software for mid-market manufacturers. Code review is required on every pull request, and nobody merges their own changes.

The role:

Looking for a Mobile Developer who wants to stay somewhere for a while. The Member Experience team ships a release every two weeks. We need someone who cares about crash rates, app size and smooth scrolling. Remote position. Most of the team is in Kathmandu, but nobody is required to come in. Normal working hours, Monday to Friday.

Day to day:

• Monitor crash reports in Firebase Crashlytics or Sentry and fix the top issues each sprint
• Add push notifications through APNs and Firebase Cloud Messaging
• Support larger text sizes, VoiceOver and TalkBack
• Profile memory, battery and startup time with Instruments and Android Studio Profiler
• Maintain React Native or Flutter code where the app shares a codebase
• Build features in Swift and SwiftUI for iOS, or Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for Android
• Review mobile pull requests and share platform knowledge with the team

What you need:

• 3+ years of professional iOS or Android development
• Git and code review experience
• Knowledge of Apple Human Interface Guidelines and Material Design
• Understanding of mobile architecture patterns such as MVVM or Clean Architecture
• Familiarity with mobile release processes, code signing and provisioning profiles

Nice to have:

• Kotlin Multiplatform
• Mobile analytics tools like Amplitude or Mixpanel
• Background with Bluetooth, maps or camera-heavy apps

Salary range: NPR 95,000-NPR 120,000 per month

Pay and benefits:

• Medical insurance
• Paid leave
• Learning budget
• Social Security Fund contribution

Candidates must be eligible to work in Nepal.

Start: Flexible.

Demo job created on 11jobs for testing and demonstrations. It is not an actual opening at Karmacharya Software.