Mobile App Designer
Design for us isn't pixel obsession, it's creating space for users to breathe. We respect HIG but we're not slaves to it. Sketch open, side-eyeing Figma. 'Good enough' doesn't exist here.
How we work;
- We work in Sketch,UI, UX, everything. We've even gone overboard designing posters and business cards in it. After all, it's not some browser-based hand-me-down like Figma :) Native tool difference hits different. All layers and pages crisp and organized. If the file is messy, the design is messy...
- iOS Human Interface Guidelines and Material Design are memorized. We know what Apple said, what Google wants. But we're not slaves,when needed, we make the rules. With good reason, of course...
- Wireframe, user flow, information architecture are the foundation. Looking pretty isn't enough, it has to work for users. Before saying 'let's put a button here' we know why we're putting it...
- Typography, spacing, color theory, visual hierarchy are daily conversation. 8px grid system is non-negotiable. If you can't sleep when a pixel is off, welcome...
- We want to see live App Store apps in your portfolio. Dribbble shots are nice, but real products in real users' hands hit different. If you've seen a '1 star: button too small' review, you get it...
- Micro-interactions, animation principles, motion design understanding matters. Static design is over, everything moves now. Design isn't done until After Effects opens...
- We know how to build design systems and component libraries. We speak the same language as developers. Constraints, Auto Layout, spacing tokens... We don't run from handoff...
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iOS Developer
We're looking for developers for the Apple ecosystem. Fluent with Foundations, solid on lifecycle, equally at home with UIKit, AutoLayout, and SwiftUI,unfazed when CALayer shows up. Meeting people like that is one of our favorite things.
How we work;
- We build everything solid with UIKit while keeping an eye on SwiftUI,is it mature yet? Sometimes we start with SwiftUI for MVP and end up shipping it to production. But as with every big project, UIKit remains inevitable. As a team that thinks this way, what do you say? Delegate patterns and protocols flying around while EnvironmentObjects haunt our dreams...
- Thread safety feels like DispatchQueue to us, no room for race conditions. Async/await, Combine,beautiful stuff. Junior blocking the main thread? Rest in peace...
- We track the literature and trends obsessively to ship work that makes people say 'wait, Turks made this?' When WWDC day comes, we watch with World Cup finals energy; the following week is for the critique, and any new API gets tried before we move on...
- Offline-first is the mindset. While managing with UserDefaults, we dream of CoreData and CloudKit. 'Firebase and done' slogans aside, hardcore backend work with sockets and services changes the game...
- We do backend integration with REST, GraphQL, WebSocket. Edge cases are considered, no code left without error handling...
- We track performance, use Instruments. After every milestone, CPU and memory get checked...
- We work with Git workflow. PRs opened, code reviews done. Merge conflicts get resolved...
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PHP Developer
It's not about knowing PHP,it's about being a programmer. For 20 years we've built our own CMS, CRM, and frameworks. Slim, Lumen, Symfony, Phalcon for APIs, fork and extend when needed. C++ bridges on Unix. "I know Laravel" is too light. We need someone who shipped with Laravel, touched Symfony, tried Phalcon.
What we look for;
- True PHP mastery... Not just "I know a framework" but deep language knowledge. OOP, design patterns, namespaces, autoloading, understanding how Composer actually works...
- Framework-agnostic thinking... Laravel, Slim, Symfony, CodeIgniter,whatever fits the project. Not "I only know X" but choosing the right tool for the job...
- Ability to build from scratch when needed... Can fork and extend when existing solutions fall short. Can write a framework from zero. Open source contributor or eager to become one...
- Unix/Linux environment fluency... Terminal isn't just "cd" and "ls". Shell scripts, cron, daemons, process management. Running PHP at system level...
- Curiosity for advanced topics... C/C++ to PHP bridges, extension writing, FFI, native bindings. Doesn't need to know everything but eager to dive deep...
- API and microservice architecture understanding... REST, GraphQL, gRPC. Building lightweight APIs with Slim, thinking service-oriented for large projects...
- Database beyond ORM... Can write raw SQL, read EXPLAIN ANALYZE, design index strategies. Redis, queue systems, caching layers experience...
- Won't call the bomb squad when surrounded by Macs and Apple gear...
- Bonus: While fighting to keep PHP alive, we're writing Go for all new projects. If you want to prove the "PHP is dead" crowd a little bit right, this might be your chance...
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Report Writer
You work shoulder to shoulder with us, organizing daily activity and keeping projects tidy with clear reports.
What we're looking for;
- You communicate clearly in Turkish and English...
- You've used Asana (or learn fast) to keep teams in sync...
- Agency experience is great; confidence and clarity are a must...
- You love what you do and push for the best outcome...
- You don’t need to code; just know how software teams operate...
- You’re happy around a room full of Macs and gadgets...
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ASO Specialist
App Store and Google Play visibility is your craft. You run keyword research, A/B tests, and conversion lifts to reach millions.
What we're looking for;
- ASO is your domain. Sensor Tower, App Annie, AppTweak... data first, "hmm interesting" is your reflex...
- You don't chase volume alone: relevance, difficulty, conversion matter. You know long-tail strategy...
- A/B testing is routine: icon, screenshots, name, subtitle, description... data decides...
- You're fluent in App Store Connect and Google Play Console. Metadata, localization, seasonal updates...
- Competitor analysis is in your toolkit. You see their keywords/creatives but you outdo them...
- You focus on conversion quality. Retention and churn matter, not just installs...
- Review management pro: track, reply, craft rating strategy. 4.8+ doesn't happen by chance...
- Analytics lover: Google Analytics, Firebase, MixPanel, Aptabase, Adjust, AppsFlyer... you know which keyword converts better...
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Digital Ads Manager
Meta Ads, Google Ads, Apple Search Ads are your playground. You design strategy, optimize budgets, and maximize ROAS. You drive sales, not just impressions.
What we're looking for;
- Meta Ads Manager is your second home: pixel tracking, custom/lookalike audiences, full funnel...
- Comfortable across Google Ads and Apple Search Ads: Search, Display, Shopping, YouTube, PMax. You chase Quality Score and smarter CPC...
- A/B testing everything: copy, creative, landing page, CTA, audience... data decides...
- Budget optimization pro: you stretch 10K like it's 100K; you know where and when to push bids...
- Audience targeting craft: interest, behavior, custom audience, remarketing,all combined...
- Analytics beyond platforms: GA4, Meta Pixel, UTM tracking, attribution modeling...
- You brief creatives clearly: "CTA prominent, benefit-led, scroll-stopper" not just "make it pretty"...
- ROAS, CPA, CTR, CVR, CAC, LTV are your KPIs. Reporting = insights and recommendations, not just spend tables...
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App Lifecycle Manager
You own the full app lifecycle, not just launch. Which update ships when, which market to grow, which version is critical,stores are your playground, strategy is in your head.
What we're looking for;
- Google Play Console and App Store Connect are daily tools. Release management, staged/phased rollout,no "upload and forget"; you start small and watch crash rates...
- You plan update strategy. Which version is breaking, which is a hotfix, which is a major release,versioning is communication, not just numbers...
- You know all lifecycle stages: soft launch to mature to sunset. Each stage has a strategy and you plan it...
- You coordinate store listing updates with ASO: which release updates screenshots, which updates descriptions,release and marketing stay in sync...
- You read analytics: crash rate, ANR, retention, review sentiment. You know which version is broken, which feature wins. Firebase, Crashlytics are your friends...
- You coordinate release timelines with devs. Code freeze, QA handoff, store review time,timing is yours, the team looks to you...
- You have a rollback plan. Hotfix, rollback, pause staged rollout,you don't panic in a crisis...
- You track competitors. You see their updates and features and ask "how do we do this better?" instead of copying...
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Go Backend Developer
You write high-performance backends with Go. Microservices, concurrency, clean architecture,"simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" is your motto.
What we're looking for;
- Go is your main language. Goroutines, channels, context,concurrency is natural. You live "don't communicate by sharing memory"...
- You build REST and gRPC services. Gin, Echo, Fiber feel familiar; sometimes net/http is enough. You keep it simple, avoid over-engineering...
- You understand microservices: discovery, load balancing, circuit breakers; you know distributed systems tradeoffs...
- Databases are fine: PostgreSQL/MySQL, Redis for caching; SQLC/GORM experience; you fix N+1 without blinking...
- You use Docker and Kubernetes. Containerized deployments are standard. Multi-stage Dockerfiles, caring about image size...
- You test: table-driven tests, mocking, integration tests. go test is your friend; coverage matters, but meaningful tests more so...
- Observability matters: logging (zerolog, zap), metrics (Prometheus), tracing (Jaeger). You want to see production clearly...
- You write clean Go: package structure, DI, interfaces,maintainable code over clever hacks...
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Front-end Developer
We build web interfaces that are fast, accessible, and user-friendly. Not Tailwind class soup,semantic HTML, clean CSS, and thoughtful JavaScript.
How we work;
- HTML5 isn't just div soup,semantic markup, accessibility built in. We write markup that means something...
- CSS is an art. Not Tailwind, 'semantic-web-killer Tailwind' we call it :) Clean SCSS, BEM or utility when it makes sense, but the markup stays readable...
- JavaScript without framework addiction. React, Vue, Svelte,whatever fits. But vanilla JS isn't scary either. Sometimes querySelector is enough...
- Performance obsession. Lighthouse 90+ is the minimum. Core Web Vitals, lazy loading, critical CSS... slow sites are broken sites...
- API integration is natural. REST, GraphQL, WebSocket,error handling, loading states, caching... 'it works on my machine' isn't acceptable...
- Responsive isn't optional. Mobile-first, fluid typography, container queries... every breakpoint is tested...
- Accessibility (a11y) isn't an afterthought. Keyboard nav, ARIA, color contrast, focus management... everyone deserves to use the web...
- Git workflow is muscle memory. Feature branches, PRs, code reviews... We work in a team, not in silos...
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Android Developer
You build modern Android apps with Kotlin. Jetpack Compose, Coroutines, Clean Architecture... You use Google's latest tools to ship apps that reach millions.
What we're looking for;
- Kotlin is your main language. You know Java too for legacy, but new code is Kotlin. Null safety is second nature now...
- You build UI with Jetpack Compose. XML layouts? Sure, you know them, but modern projects are Compose. Declarative UI clicks for you...
- Coroutines and Flow feel natural. Async ops, background tasks, reactive streams... Blocking main thread is a sin to you...
- You use MVVM or MVI architecture. Clean Architecture, Repository pattern, Use Cases... Code organization matters to you...
- We have apps live on Google Play. Somehow the harshest reviews always come from Android users, iOS folks are nicer :) But hey, every feedback is valuable...
- Retrofit, OkHttp, Ktor... API integration is your thing. REST, GraphQL, doesn't matter. You think about error handling, caching, offline support...
- You do dependency injection with Hilt or Koin. Manual DI days are behind. You write testable code...
- Git workflow is muscle memory. Feature branches, PRs, code reviews... Android Studio is home, Gradle is sometimes your enemy but you manage...
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React Native Developer
We keep debating 'should we switch to Flutter?' while writing React Native. Great apps get shipped in the meantime :)
How we work;
- We ship production apps with React Native. Expo? We don't like Expo. We write React Native so well we have our own Expo :) Bare workflow always...
- Component-based everything, inspired by iOS patterns. Swift or TypeScript, same thing to us. Type safety matters, 'any' is easy... sometimes we sneak it in when nobody's looking :)
- We understand native too. Some Swift for iOS, some Kotlin for Android... When we write a bridge, we know what's happening, it's not a black box...
- Performance matters. 60fps is the target, we know JS thread vs native thread. Jank bothers us...
- We know state management. Redux, MobX, Zustand... We choose per project, not 'Redux everywhere'...
- Native modules don't scare us. Sometimes React Native isn't enough, we roll up our sleeves and write native code...
- Git workflow is how we work. PRs, code reviews. We stay calm when Metro bundler throws errors...
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