Remote Flutter Developer Job (Intermediate) – Work From Anywhere

This role is offered through our recruitment partner, which is run by the same team as Remoteversity. You apply on the partner’s website. Remoteversity doesn’t collect applications, and nobody is ever charged a fee.

About the role

A development team that builds mobile apps for international clients needs a Flutter developer who can take a screen from design to the app store. Most of the work is building new features in Dart, connecting them to APIs and keeping the app smooth on both Android and iOS.

You won’t be maintaining one old app forever. Client projects change, so one month you might be building a booking flow for a startup and the next you might be cleaning up an older app that has grown slow. That variety is a big part of the job, and it rewards developers who like solving new problems rather than repeating the same screens.

Job details

• Role: Flutter Developer (Intermediate)
• Location: Fully remote, open to candidates worldwide
• Job type: Full-time contract
• Experience: Intermediate level
• Salary: Based on experience
• Last date to apply: 14 January 2027

A typical week in this role

• Monday: plan the week’s tasks with the team and pick up new tickets from the client’s backlog.
• Midweek: build features, connect them to the API and test them on both Android and iOS devices.
• Code review: review a teammate’s pull request and respond to feedback on your own.
• Bug fixing: look into crash reports or slow screens and ship fixes.
• Friday: share a short progress update with the client and prepare the next build for testing.

What the work involves

• Build and maintain cross-platform mobile apps for Android and iOS with Flutter and Dart
• Turn UI/UX designs into responsive, polished screens
• Connect apps to REST APIs and services such as Firebase
• Manage app state with tools such as Provider, Riverpod or Bloc
• Find and fix bugs and performance problems
• Help release and update apps on Google Play and the App Store

Skills and tools you’ll use

• Flutter and Dart: the core of the job, used for every screen and feature.
• Firebase: for login, push notifications, analytics and real-time data.
• REST APIs and JSON: to pull data from the client’s backend into the app.
• Provider, Riverpod or Bloc: to keep app state predictable as screens grow.
• Git and GitHub/GitLab: for version control and code reviews.
• Figma: to read designs and match spacing, colours and layouts.
• Android Studio, VS Code and Xcode: to build, debug and release on both platforms.

Who this job suits

This role suits developers who are already confident building Flutter features on their own and want steady remote work on client projects. You should be able to read a Figma design, wire it to a backend without much help and explain your progress in clear English. As the job is open worldwide, you’ll need to manage your own hours and work with people in other time zones.

Who it may not suit

It may not be the right role if you’re still learning the basics of Flutter, or if you prefer a fixed office routine with someone checking in all day. Remote client work means you’ll be trusted to plan your own time and raise problems early.

How to prepare your application

• Lead your CV with the Flutter work you’re most proud of and explain your own part in it.
• Mention which state management tools you’ve used in real projects, not just tutorials.
• Keep your CV to one or two pages and focus on the skills that match this role.
• If you’ve worked with clients in other countries, say so. It shows you can handle remote communication.
• Make sure your CV link opens for anyone with the link before you submit it.

Interview: what to expect

Interviews for remote Flutter roles are usually a video call with a mix of technical and practical questions. You might also be asked to walk through code you’ve written. These are the kinds of questions worth preparing for:

1. What’s the difference between a StatelessWidget and a StatefulWidget, and when would you use each?
2. How do you manage state in a medium-sized app, and why did you choose that approach?
3. How would you find and fix a screen that feels slow or janky?
4. How do you handle API errors and poor network connections in an app?
5. Talk us through a Flutter feature you built. What was the hardest problem you solved?

Working remotely across time zones

• Agree your core working hours with the team so everyone knows when you can be reached.
• Write clear updates. In remote teams, a short daily message often replaces a meeting.
• Use a shared calendar that shows time zones so meetings don’t land in the middle of the night.
• Raise blockers early instead of waiting for the next call.

Frequently asked questions

Can I apply from any country?

Yes. This role is open to candidates worldwide, as long as you can work remotely and communicate in English.

Is this a full-time job?

It’s a full-time contract. Contract terms are shared with candidates who reach the interview stage.

Do I have to pay anything to apply?

No. Applying is free, and nobody involved will ever ask you to pay a fee, buy equipment or share bank details to apply.

What experience do I need?

This role is for intermediate Flutter developers who are comfortable building features on their own, connecting to APIs and managing app state.

How will I hear back?

If your profile matches, the recruitment team will contact you by email. Check your spam folder in case the email lands there.

Can freshers apply?

This role is for intermediate developers. If you’re just starting out, keep an eye on our remote jobs page for junior roles.

How to apply

Read the full description on our partner’s page before you apply. The short form asks for your name, email and a link to your CV or LinkedIn profile.

Stay safe

A genuine recruiter will never ask you to pay a fee, buy equipment or share bank details to apply. Read our guide to spotting fake remote jobs, or browse more remote jobs.

Last checked: 14 November 2026