Flutter & Firebase Developer

Looking for a Flutter & Firebase dev We're MindChoices — an iOS/Android app where people play interactive stories built around real therapy frameworks. We look for somebody who can ideally manage Full-stack. At minimum a Flutter dev who isn't scared of the backend. Requirements: - 3+ years of production Flutter experience. If you came from native iOS/Android, 5+ years total mobile with a serious Flutter chapter works too. - Flutter — solid with Riverpod + Hooks for state management, AutoRoute for navigation, and comfortable building widget animations that don't feel laggy on a three-year-old Android. Performance matters — most of our users aren't on flagship phones. - Firebase — Auth, Firestore, Storage, Cloud Functions, etc. - ObjectBox for local persistence — offline reading, story caching. If you haven't used it but have worked with Hive / Isar / Drift, that'll do. - Subscriptions and IAPs on both platforms via RevenueCat. - App release ownership — you can ship test and release builds on TestFlight, App Store, and Google Play, along with review fixes. - Internal web tool for uploading stories into backend. It's finished, but we might need occasional small features or adjustments. What else we need from you: - You use AI tools properly. Claude Code, Cursor, whatever works for you. If you're still typing every line by hand in 2026, this isn't the right fit. - You can put together a decent-looking web page when we need one. Doesn't have to win design awards, just shouldn't look like a 2010 admin panel. Figma, v0, Framer, hand-coded — we don't care how you get there. - You think like a founder. We're small. If something needs to be done and it's not strictly "dev work," you either do it or flag it. You don't need micro-management. Nice if you have: - A real feel for UI & UX - Full app release experience - Startup experience Practical We work remotely. Full-time preferred, but we can discuss. Write to ••••@••••.••. Send something real we can look at (links to your app(s), GitHub, LinkedIn), and tell us about one problem you actually enjoyed solving.