Working Student Software Engineer (Flutter) (m/f/d)

About This Opportunity

We are representing a confidential EdTech organization that builds reading and language-learning applications used daily in real educational environments. Our talent team is seeking two Working Student Software Engineers to join a small development team where you'll ship production features, work directly with technical leadership, and see your contributions reach users within days.

Location: Frankfurt am Main, Germany (hybrid)
Employment Type: Working Student (approximately 20 hours per week during semester)
Start Dates: October 2025 or January 2026 (please indicate your preference when applying)
Work Authorization: Must be enrolled in a German university and legally eligible to work in Germany as a working student

Responsibilities

You will contribute across multiple Flutter-based applications, including mobile and web platforms:

• Ship features and fixes to production applications serving students and educators
• Maintain and extend white-label codebases powering multiple branded instances
• Work with Firebase services including Firestore, Authentication, Hosting, and Remote Config
• Help build and improve CI/CD deployment pipelines using GitLab CI
• Test across browsers, devices, and branded instances to ensure quality and consistency
• Review code, collaborate on complex bugs, and contribute to technical decisions
• Instrument features and analyze user behavior to inform product improvements
• Prototype new educational experiences and develop promising concepts into production features
• Improve automated testing and monitoring to catch issues before they reach end users
• Build reusable components and internal tooling to accelerate development

What We're Looking For

• Currently enrolled in Computer Science, Business Informatics, or related field at a German university
• Available for approximately 20 hours per week during the semester
• Based in Frankfurt am Main or surrounding area with legal authorization to work in Germany as a working student
• Solid hands-on experience with Flutter and Dart, or strong cross-platform mobile development experience with motivation to learn quickly
• Familiarity with state management patterns (BLoC experience preferred, but comparable approaches acceptable)
• Experience with Firebase or transferable experience with another Backend-as-a-Service or cloud platform, particularly authentication, document databases, and hosting
• Understanding of web fundamentals including HTML, CSS, and DOM to debug Flutter Web rendering quirks
• Comfortable with Git and collaborative development workflows; GitLab experience is a plus
• Ability to take ownership of problems, ask the right questions, and work independently
• Systematic debugging skills and drive to understand root causes rather than just treating symptoms
• Fluent in English and comfortable working in an English-speaking team; German skills are a plus

How We Work with You

Candidates apply through Get A Job.ai, where our recruiter will conduct an initial screening and discuss your experience, availability, and start date preference. Once we determine you're a strong match, we'll submit your profile to our client for their review. If selected, you'll proceed through the client's interview process. Please do not attempt to contact the client directly, as all coordination is managed through our talent team.

This is a hybrid role with flexible working hours, located in Frankfurt's innovation hub near Goethe University and Frankfurt School. Our client offers access to sports and wellness activities through Wellpass, and you'll work in an agile, collaborative environment that values continuous improvement and open communication.

Pay

Compensation details will be discussed during the screening process and are competitive for working student positions in the Frankfurt market.

Get A Job.ai is an equal opportunity recruiter. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.