Software / Desktop App Developer (Bangalore Urban)

Software / Desktop App Developer (Bangalore Urban)

12 Aug
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numerics
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Bangalore Urban

12 Aug

numerics

Bangalore Urban

We are looking for a desktop application developer to work on a software project for the mining industry.

This is a project-based role for around 2 months and the work is fully remote.

The software will mainly be used in remote mining areas, so offline functionality is very significant . The application should be able to run and handle most of its features without an internet connection. Some features will require a network connection and should work when a connection is available.

The software will include

- Login and user registration
- User roles and permission management
- Dashboard
- Settings
- Reports
- Licensing
- Other features related to the mining workflow

We are considering Electron, Tauri, or Flutter for the desktop application. We are open to discussing the best option based on the project requirements and your experience.



How the project will work The development will be split into multiple cycles/milestones .

Each cycle will have a defined set of features and deliverables. Once a cycle is completed and approved, the payment for that cycle will be released.

Looking for someone who

- Has experience building desktop applications
- Has worked with Electron, Tauri, or Flutter
- Understands offline-first applications
- Has experience with local databases and data synchronization
- Can work independently and communicate clearly
- Is comfortable working on a project basis

Duration: ~2 months Type: Project-based / Contract

Location: Fully remote

📌 Software / Desktop App Developer (Bangalore Urban)
🏢 numerics
📍 Bangalore Urban

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