Flutter Developer
π± WEβRE HIRING β FLUTTER DEVELOPER INTERN / JUNIOR DEVELOPER π
Are you passionate about Mobile App Development and looking to build your career with Flutter? Join our team and gain valuable hands-on experience!
πΌ Position
Flutter Developer β Intern to 1 Year Experience
π Location: Uppal, Hyderabad
π’ Work Mode: On-site
π― Experience: Internship / Freshers to 1 Year
π£οΈ Interview Mode: Walk-in Interview
π Required Skills
β’ Basic knowledge of Flutter & Dart
β’ Understanding of mobile application development
β’ Knowledge of REST APIs and JSON
β’ Basic understanding of UI/UX principles
β’ Familiarity with Git/GitHub is a plus
β’ Good problem-solving and debugging skills
β’ Strong willingness to learn and grow
π What We Offer
βοΈ Hands-on experience in real-world mobile app projects
βοΈ Opportunity to work with experienced developers
βοΈ Practical exposure to Flutter development
βοΈ Career growth and learning opportunities
π’ Freshers and candidates with up to 1 year of experience are encouraged to apply!
π© Interested candidates can send their resume to:
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