iOS, Android & Mobile Developer Jobs in Canada
Mobile engineering roles build native iOS and Android apps or cross-platform apps with React Native and Flutter. These are the latest mobile developer internships, co-op, new grad, and junior openings at Canadian tech companies.
Latest Listings
Senior Android Engineer, International
Toast · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-25
Product Development Engineer Co-op (AI-Driven)
Critical Environment Technologies · Delta, British Columbia, Canada
2026-07-24
Stagiaire en développement de logiciels / Software Development Intern
Harris Computer · Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2026-07-23
Junior Game System Designer (Mobile Game)
IGG.com Canada · Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Onsite)
2026-07-23
Stagiaire en automatisation de l’assurance qualité / QA Automation Engineer Intern - Fall 2026
McKesson · Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2026-07-21
Software Developer Intern, MS, Summer 2027
Google · Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-20
Software Engineer New Grad - Software Engineer
Capital One · Toronto, ON, Canada
2026-07-20
Stagiaire en automatisation de l’assurance qualité / QA Automation Engineer Intern - Fall 2026
McKesson · CAN, QC, Montreal, Ville Saint-Laurent
2026-07-20
Agile Software Engineer Co-op
TribalScale · Toronto, ON
2026-07-13
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I learn native iOS/Android or a cross-platform framework?
Native Swift (iOS) or Kotlin (Android) is still the more common requirement in Canadian job postings, but React Native and Flutter experience is increasingly accepted, especially at startups shipping to both platforms with a small team.
Are mobile developer internships harder to find than web roles?
There are fewer mobile-specific postings than backend or frontend web roles overall, since most companies build a web product first — but the ones that exist face less applicant competition per posting as a result.
What should I build to break into mobile development?
A published app in the App Store or Google Play, even a simple one, demonstrates you can handle the full mobile development and release cycle — that's a stronger signal than an unpublished class project.