Mobile App Developer Internship (iOS and Android)

Tapadoo are looking to hire one Development Intern for the 2026 Summer season.

About the Job

If you're a lover of code generally, and itching to work in mobile, we're willing to talk. We use SwiftUI for iOS development, and Kotlin/Jetpack Compose for Android development.

Come work with the most experienced app developers in the country. Experience in mobile is not

necessary - just a proven willingness to get stuck in and learn this exciting area.

Take a look at our website. If you like what you see, do apply!

About Tapadoo

Tapadoo are Ireland's best known Mobile app development company. We've worked with some of

Ireland's top brands to produce engaging apps. Amongst our clients we list

An Post, Prepay Power, The AA, Parking Tag, as well as a host of overseas clients.

Requirements:
Interns should be studying a Computer Science or related discipline and have an avid interest in software development; exposure to iOS Development in SwiftUI or Android Development in Jetpack Compose is a plus but not essential.

Benefits:
Salary will be entry level devleopment.

Here's what we see as a major benefit:

Mobile apps are our core business. We eat, sleep and drink mobile apps. We're design led, and keep apace of what's going on in this industry. When you work at Tapadoo, you'll be able to showcase your efforts as they end up in the app store. Your contributions will be valued, and visible. You won't be "the mobile app developer" in a company whose core business is something completely different, left to work on a single app forever. Instead, you'll work on new and interesting projects on an ongoing basis. At the end of your internship you will have released software and will be able to show others and say "I did that"

So get in touch

We believe that a diverse team makes for better products and a better workplace. Our team come from all over the world and from varied backgrounds.

Studies have shown that when a man reads a job description and sees an 80% overlap with their skills, they think "This is the job for me", but when a woman reads a job description and sees an 80% overlap with their skills, they think "I'm not quite the right fit" - If you want to be a core mobile apps developer, please get in touch: we'd love to hear from women, men and women of colour and other groups under represented in the tech industry.