Muhammad A

Mobile App Developer

ML Bench

Dec 2020 - Present • 5 yrs 9 mos

I started working at ML Bench in January 2021 as a Mobile App Developer, and since then I have worked on different mobile applications for both local and international clients. My main focus has been iOS development, especially building applications using Swift and SwiftUI. During my time at ML Bench, I have worked on applications from the initial development stage till deployment and maintenance. I have handled UI development, API integration, Firebase services, authentication, databases, third-party SDKs, notifications, and other backend-related integrations required for mobile apps. I have mainly worked with Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Firebase, REST APIs, Core Location, Apple HealthKit and MVVM architecture. I am comfortable working on existing projects as well as starting an application from scratch. Some of the applications I have worked on include Cold Water Therapy, Fitly, Fitme, HT Planner, and Inventory Management applications for mobile and desktop platforms. Over the years, I have also worked closely with designers and backend developers, fixed bugs and performance issues, added new features, handled App Store requirements, and worked on improving existing applications according to client requirements. My Expertise as a Mobile App Developer Native iOS application development Swift & SwiftUI UIKit and integrating SwiftUI with existing UIKit projects MVVM architecture and clean project structure Firebase Authentication, Firestore and Cloud Functions REST API integration Apple HealthKit and health-related app integrations Core Location and location-based features Push notifications and third-party SDK integration Local data handling and app state management Debugging and fixing existing applications Converting requirements/designs into working mobile applications App Store preparation and deployment Working with existing codebases and improving them React/Flutter integration and understanding cross-platform projects Git/GitHub and team-based development I would