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Dart is an object-oriented programming language developed by Google, optimized for building fast, cross-platform user interfaces and best known as the language behind the Flutter framework. Mobile and web developers use it to write applications that compile to native ARM/x64 code or JavaScript.

Dart in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Expedia Group

Senior Mobile Engineer, Flutter (iOS & Android) - Layla AI

Expedia Group

$184,500 – $258,000

Expedia Group seeks a senior mobile engineer to build Layla AI's cross-platform travel-planning app in Flutter, owning features from design through release across iOS and Android. The role demands deep expertise in production Flutter development, integration of AI/ML capabilities, and collaboration with product and design teams in a startup-paced environment.

Listed on Expedia Group’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Comcast

Mobile Engineer - Android and Flutter

Comcast

Comcast is looking for an experienced Android developer to build mobile features for their Xfinity home security and IoT applications serving millions of customers. This role suits engineers who want to work on user-facing smart home features in a collaborative squad environment with modern development practices.

Listed on Comcast’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Comcast

Mobile Engineer - Android

Comcast

Join Comcast's mobile team to build Android features for their home security and IoT app used by millions of Xfinity customers. This role suits engineers experienced with Kotlin and modern architectures who enjoy shipping consumer-facing smart home features and collaborating across platform teams.

Listed on Comcast’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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